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looks like a 'bird cherry' to me but it could be any number of others.

13 Apr, 2012

 

Well it looks like Styrax japonica, but its a bit early, isn't it? Usually flowers early summer, but I suppose that very warm March might account for it...

13 Apr, 2012

 

Dunno, Pim. The leaves look almost like a walnut, but the flowers most definitely aren't.

13 Apr, 2012

 

The flowers grow in a very loose lilac type spray/ spike. Wish I had took a better picture!

13 Apr, 2012

 

Leaf and bark would have been useful, plus a picture from a distance showing growth habit.

13 Apr, 2012

 

Prunus cerasifera and Prunus spinosa are in flower around now though...

13 Apr, 2012

 

Think it's too early for a Styrax Japonica . . . only just in leaf in my garden. Fascinating dilemma :)

13 Apr, 2012

 

How about Prunus padus?

13 Apr, 2012

 

Prunus padus is bird cherry - but that doesn't flower till early May, and its flowers sort of stand up in spikes rather than spray out sideways.

13 Apr, 2012

 

Is it May Blossom?

13 Apr, 2012

 

Mmm...I will take some more pictures tomorrow. i just googled a few images of Prunus padus...some do look like this quite a bit.

13 Apr, 2012

 

My Prunus padus 'Bird Cherry' is in flower so is my neighbours and looks like the flower in your picture, mine has a reddish bark.

13 Apr, 2012

 

If its P. padus, it should be fragrant...

14 Apr, 2012

 

Ah...When I added it to my photo's I mentioned I have a Cold and no sense of smell :)

Got a bark picture of a huge specimen I will add in a minute ... P. padus for sure...Thanks all.

14 Apr, 2012

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