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Trees!

Charlie29 · 2010-04-11 21:45:18

Im wondering what the lovely tall trees you see here and there around the country are....they're slender and elegant looking, no foliage or branches until near the top, they are often planted in rows and along avenues/driveways. I really like them but cant identify them, anyone know what Im talking about?! Thanks!:)

11-04-2010 9:45pm

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Charlie29

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Im wondering what the lovely tall trees you see here and there around the country are....they're slender and elegant looking, no foliage or branches until near the top, they are often planted in rows and along avenues/driveways. I really like them but cant identify them, anyone know what Im talking about?! Thanks!:)

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#2 12-04-2010 10:51am

magicbastarder

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are they broadleaf or conifers?
scots pine was the first tree to spring to mind.

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#3 12-04-2010 1:40pm

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Might be some variation of birch tree. They usually have long slender trunks and little foliage.

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#4 12-04-2010 8:12pm

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Poplars ?

PoplarTrees.jpg

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#5 12-04-2010 8:26pm

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Git101 wrote: »

Poplars ?

PoplarTrees.jpg

Yep... Lombardy Poplar was the first one I thought of

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#6 12-04-2010 8:33pm

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Well, we're all agreed, Lombardy Poplars it is then, but not in the garden!

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