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    Does anyone know what this lovely tree is called? Seen a few about and I think they're really pretty. Would like to read up on them to see if they're suitable for my garden but no idea what they're called. Any ideas?
     
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      Rhus, a bit invasive but I like it.:smile:
       
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        It's very tropical looking!
         
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            I used to call it the Polycell tree when i was a Ziglet, the sap looks like wallpaper paste :)
             
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              I know they sucker :frown:.....but i LUV um too - such an attractive shrub/tree... Did consider putting one in a large pot - can buy up to 130ltr pot 111.jpg
              Still considering it if i could get one at a bargain price.....The Staghorn Tree as a bargain ;)- not the pot :)
               
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                Hmm the suckering is quite off putting. I've got a plum tree that is bad for suckering and it's very annoying. Wonder if there is anything similar?
                 
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                The pink bunkadoo ?
                 
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                  Don't get one! :rolleyespink: They're a lovely tree but horrendous for turning up all over the place. It's a lovely Sumach above ground and a Triffid underground. :doh:
                   
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