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1. I recognise the tree but can't bring it's name to mind, sorry. Edit: Possibly Juniper.
2. Probably a Leylandii conifer.
The rest all look like Norway Spruce.
Most members of the conifer family cannot replace branches when they start to brown. Sadly I think you will lose numbers 1 and 5.
1. I recognise the tree but can't bring it's name to mind, sorry. Edit: Possibly Juniper.
2. Probably a Leylandii conifer.
The rest all look like Norway Spruce.
Most members of the conifer family cannot replace branches when they start to brown. Sadly I think you will lose numbers 1 and 5.
1. I recognise the tree but can't bring it's name to mind, sorry. Edit: Possibly Juniper.
2. Probably a Leylandii conifer.
The rest all look like Norway Spruce.
Most members of the conifer family cannot replace branches when they start to brown. Sadly I think you will lose numbers 1 and 5.
Could I/we have a close up of the foliage please. It's difficult to identify plants when shots are taken at a distance.
I'm sorry Panda, that isn't close enough. We need to see a branch close up to identify the foliage please. For example below....
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I can't be certain about the trees. The conifer family which includes all pines, Thuja, Juniper etc is a very big family. I would suggest that the second and third pictures are again Junipers. Take a look at the link below, it may be of some help as you have the trees to hand for better id.
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