Can anyone tell what tree is that?

QQQ

Building control wants to know
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Thank you.

DirectDebacle

Could be a Hornbeam. Look through these examples.

QQQ

DirectDebacle wrote: »

Could be a Hornbeam. Look through these examples.

My neighbours said it produces berries (although I did not see it yet - just moved in), so it can't be Hornbeam, can it?

DirectDebacle

I don't know. I suggested that from looking at your photos and provided the link to help you. Look through all the other trees and see if any descriptions/pics fit what you know about the tree. There are other sites you could try too.

Chunks

My neighbour has a hornbeam. It produced lots and lots of leaves and other carp but no berries...

ormus

alder, beech or elder.

maybe hornbeam.

Raksha

Flowering cherry? the leaves don't appear to be as deeply grooved as the Hornbeam leaves in the source pics

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gardenroute

Raksha wrote: »

Flowering cherry?

I think so as well. Have a look at the bark for that distinctive colour and banding on the trunk.

http://www.searchlotto.co.uk/view.php?q=cherry+bark&cid=&page=&vl=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm4.static.flickr.com%2F3104%2F2362222851_0809bf2e63_z.jpg&rl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.flickr.com%2Fphotos%2Fannkelliott%2F2362222851%2F

splodger_seedswapper

certainly not a hornbeam - i think it is a cherry too

bergamot_2

It's Padus avium in my opinion (bird cherry tree).