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Trees ?

Adrian Cunliffe

6 years ago

What are the trees in this front garden ?
The 4 in a row. And the 1 on its own in the middle ?

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Harrington Porter
6 years ago
The 4 trees in a row are Olives - standard 14-16 girth Olea Europea.

And the single tree is a common Laburnum. Hope that helps.

Of note is that the flower from the Laburnum can be poisonous - though you;d have to eat a fair bit!
Adrian Cunliffe
Original Author
6 years ago
I dont tend to eat much laburnum these days, bad for my diet plan. Maybe 1 petal a month maximum :)

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