What tree/ shrub is this

Discussion in 'Landscaping' started by Kis Kis, 11th Feb, 2018.

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  1. Kis Kis

    Kis Kis Well-Known Member

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    5866C56A-36EC-411F-8F25-37501DDB29D0.jpeg 7337D1A9-69F0-462A-B0DE-E6AC2D8C3C6B.jpeg anyone knows what tree is this? Sorry i am not from Australia so I dont know many local shrubs. I want to transplant this one to another part of the yard or cut it down, as its giving me a lot of shadow and insects/ spiders!!
     
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    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    A species of Verdas Folias but without an idea of leaf shape or flower can't be more specific.
     
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    We'd need a close up of a leaf to help identify it and which state/area it's in.

    Reminds me a bit of a Camelia bush
     
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    larrylarry Well-Known Member

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    download "PlantNet"App to identify by taking a photograph of the leaf.
     
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    Not sure ,but to transplant a tree that size would kill the tree,does the plant flower at all..
    If it has a white flower then it may well be a Camelia as already has been said..
     
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    You could just prune it a bit so it’s less dense.
     
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