Week 2

Question 1

Australian Brush Cherry - sees giem panicle

Answer 1

Syzyguim paniculatum

Question 2

Avocado - Persia am.

Answer 2

Persea americana

Question 3

European Hornbeam - car pin us bet you la

Answer 3

Carpinus betula

Question 4

Aristocrat Pear - pear calleries

Answer 4

Pyrus calleryana ‘Aristocrat’

Question 5

Scots Pine

Answer 5

Pinus sylvestris

Question 6

American Linden

Answer 6

Tillia Americana

Question 7

Flax-Leaf Paperbark - mellow Luke linear foliage

Answer 7

Melaleuca linarifolia

Question 8

European Hackberry - celt is austra liss. Black berry edible, serate leaf edge, European, perfect hermaphrodite flower.

Answer 8

Celtis australis

Question 9

African Fern Pine

Answer 9

Podocarpus gracilior

Question 10

Italian Alder - Alnus core data. Heart shaped leaf with catkins and cones.

Answer 10

Alnus cordata

Question 11

White Alder - Alnus rhombus shaped leaves. Similar to Italian Alder with grey bark and branch scars.

Answer 11

Alnus rhombifolia

Question 12

Chinese Tallow Tree - Sapium sebi ferum. Diamond shaped leaves with pod-like fruits. Invasive, looks like Camfur trees and has red fall color.

Answer 12

Sapium sebiferum

Question 13

Carriere Hawthorn

Answer 13

Crataegus X lavallei

Question 14

Little leaf Linden

Answer 14

Tillia cordata

Question 15

Japanese Pagoda Tree - Sapporo jap. Looks like a hydrangea tree.

Answer 15

Sophora Japonica

Question 16

Trident Maple - ac. bur jerry and um

Answer 16

Acer Buergerianum

Question 17

Bigleaf Maple

Answer 17

Acer macrophyllum