What's This Sappling?

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  1. Jungle Jane

    Jungle Jane Starved Of Technicolor

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    I dug it out of the garden a few weeks back and potted it on. Would be nice to give it a name.

    Thanks everyone :blue thumb:
     

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    Looks a bit like a Hazel as the leaves look a tad thick for a beech..
     
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      Hmm good point SS, also Cherry leaves do get munched like those in the pic..
       
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        I have a Prunus tree nearby but had no idea a sapling would crop up this quickly. I should add that this is on the opposite side of the garden from the tree. I wonder how it got there? :scratch:
         
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        Bird may have dropped a stone.
         
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