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Tree identification

9 years ago

I've gone through a dozen tree identification guides by fruit, leaf, bark, and location... still can't seem to nail this one. I only see it in my backyard, and saplings pop up all over my yard, but I haven't come across it anywhere else in my region.

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Embothrium
9 years ago
One of the Ligustrum species.
frankred
Original Author
9 years ago
That was fast, thanks! I think it may be a Chinese Privet after taking a look at a few species. Invasive :(
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