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Tree identification

Holy Diver · 2017-04-13 20:53:27

Hi, Can someone tell me what this tree is? It is approx 6ft tall

13-04-2017 8:53pm

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Holy Diver

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Hi,
Can someone tell me what this tree is?
It is approx 6ft tall

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#2 13-04-2017 9:35pm

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Prunus type species, possibly cherry or plum.

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#3 15-04-2017 6:49pm

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Maybe plum, my cherry trees have more clumpy flowers close to the stem if that makes sense. Apple blossoms are usually pink tinged.
My pears are more clumpy than this too.
That said my plums and damsons finished flowering a few weeks ago, though we are close to the sea here so maybe we are a bit earlier than other locations.

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#4 16-04-2017 11:49am

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Wait and see what fruits it produces.

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