What species is this tree?

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  1. Propertunity

    Propertunity Well-Known Member

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    o_OInteresting trunk shape. Can we see a picture of the canopy please to get a better idea? Unless you’re just taking the p***.
     
    Propertunity, 26th Mar, 2019
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    Propertunity Well-Known Member

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    Don’t you mean “TIM...BER!”
     
    Propertunity, 26th Mar, 2019
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    I was so scared, managed to take the picture of the trunk only as I was running away ;)

    In all honesty, no idea where this tree lives
     
    Noobieboy, 26th Mar, 2019
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  4. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    A gumby-tree?

    Possibly a Chinese FIIK tree

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    Scott No Mates, 26th Mar, 2019
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    Haha !
     
    Noobieboy, 26th Mar, 2019
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    Its all made in China now
     
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    Beano, 23rd Apr, 2019
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    I wood pay except its a fig
     
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    If you prune a Jacaranda the new growth will grow back in a straight up manner, not representative of the gnarley manner in which Jackies naturally grow.

    But yeah way too close to the house but in saying that we had one close like that and it worked out well when we put a deck on and the tree shaded the deck beautifully. Just keep blowing the leaves out of the gutter and you'll be right.
     
    Phar Lap, 23rd Apr, 2019
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