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8 years ago

Hi, can anyone tell me what species of tree has been used in the middle of this image!? Many Thanks

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Andrew Millar
8 years ago
looks like a maple,maybe? acer is the branch,sorry pun intended,of trees which they belong to.
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Landscape Design by James Brunton-Smith Limited
8 years ago
The trees used were a 'roof' trained London Plane (Platanus hispanica). A stunning street tree that has been root anchored under the decking. Hope this helps?
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