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    large woody shrub with grape-like fruit

    Thanks!
    Post by: Green Crown, Jan 23, 2023 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    large woody shrub with grape-like fruit

    This looks familiar to me, but I can't think of what it might be. Leaves opposite, almost magnolia-like. Fruit in clusters. Bark has bumps,...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Jan 22, 2023, 2 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Juglans cinerea or ailantifolia

    Thanks - those were my thoughts too on the leaves. Apparently the two species hybridize quite readily so I imagine it could also be a bit of both...
    Post by: Green Crown, Aug 14, 2021 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Juglans cinerea or ailantifolia

    I'm trying to ID what I initially thought was a black walnut until I noticed the terminal leaflets and fruit... The tree is near Victoria BC. I...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Aug 11, 2021, 2 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Identification: False cypress in vancouver

    Thanks Ron B - that's it. I didn't realize how much more slowly they grow than the species.
    Post by: Green Crown, Aug 26, 2018 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: False cypress in vancouver

    I believe this is a Chamaecyparis of some sort in East Vancouver, but I can't figure out what the species is... It's quite small though it is...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Aug 23, 2018, 2 replies, in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: Cypress in Vancouver

    Thanks Michael, that looks about right.
    Post by: Green Crown, Oct 12, 2017 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: Cypress in Vancouver

    I see these all over Vancouver, but am never sure what to call them. They were often planted on older properties, I think around the 1930s....
    Thread by: Green Crown, Sep 29, 2017, 2 replies, in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: Larch species?

    The size is misleading from the photos, though nowhere as big as that one. The trunk is actually about 80 cm in diameter (DBH), but it has been...
    Post by: Green Crown, Sep 15, 2017 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: Larch species?

    Thanks Michael, I was leaning that way, but hadn't seen one with a trunk diameter that big in Vancouver before...
    Post by: Green Crown, Sep 14, 2017 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Identification: Larch species?

    This struggling larch growing in a back yard in Kitsilano has an enormous trunk. Is anyone familiar enough with the genus to tell whether it's...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Sep 13, 2017, 4 replies, in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Mystery tree with cherry-like bark

    Thanks Michael - that's it! I had never seen one before. They're beautiful.
    Post by: Green Crown, May 17, 2017 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Mystery tree with cherry-like bark

    I saw this beautiful tree in East Vancouver last week, and can't figure out what it is. It has bark like a Himalayan cherry, with lenticels...
    Thread by: Green Crown, May 17, 2017, 2 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Laurus?

    Thanks... That's the one. Definitely more potent than Laurus nobilis.
    Post by: Green Crown, Apr 8, 2015 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Laurus?

    Could this be something other than bay? I found it in North Vancouver. It looks a lot like bay to me but didn't smell like one. It smells quite...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Apr 6, 2015, 3 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Could this be Elaeagnus umbellata?

    Thanks Michael F, that looks more like it. Maybe E. Pungens 'Fruitlandii'?
    Post by: Green Crown, Nov 17, 2014 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Could this be Elaeagnus umbellata?

    After seeing one a couple weeks ago in Vancouver, I'm looking for them more now. I was thinking this might be one, but the leaf venation looks a...
    Thread by: Green Crown, Nov 16, 2014, 2 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Planting a Balled & Burlapped Japanese Maple

    The coral bark had been in the ground for two years and wasn't doing well... I'm not sure of its origin, but I had been planted at the level of...
    Post by: Green Crown, Nov 7, 2014 in forum: Maples
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    Help ID this tree limb (no leaves)

    I want to say white ash, though I'm not sure why... Is there an option to make a clean slice of wood?
    Post by: Green Crown, Nov 6, 2014 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Planting a Balled & Burlapped Japanese Maple

    We have been seeing less and less trees coming from even our most highly regarded nurseries that come ready to plant if long-term survival is a...
    Post by: Green Crown, Nov 6, 2014 in forum: Maples
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