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[grog]

Anyone recognize this tree? The person I got it from thinks they grew it from a native seedling but no idea on it's species. The person had another tree of the same type growing in the ground that was flowering but I didn't get a picture of the blooms.

My closest guess is some kind of honeysuckle, but it's not like any type of honeysuckle I've seen growing around here.

 

[Redwood Ryan]

What tree

 

[grog]

Wow. Whoops

Don't have the pic on my phone, I'll redo when i get home.

 

[grog]

Pardon my brainfart. Smells like burnt oil.

My brainfart that is, not the tree.

 

[garywood]

Looks like Heptacodium, Seven Son Flower.
Wood

 

[bougie nights]

The venation of the leaves makes me think dogwood of some sort. Are the leaves opposite in arrangement?

 

[grog]

Hadn't heard of Heptacodium before, it looks close but the flowers don't quite match the way I remember the one in ground looking. I'll have to get a picture of the flowers to get a better idea without relying on memory.

The leaves are opposite and veinous but the flowers don't look right for dogwood.

 

[garywood]

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/188801/

 

[Barry]

possibly a fringe tree? Were the flowers white and hanging in clusters?

 

[grog]

Thought this may help a bit. Seems odd that it's flowering now when the other one flowered a month and a half ago. It was repotted though, may have it's wires crossed.

Hopefully I remember to attach the pic this time.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Maybe Weigela?
http://www.about-garden.com/a/en/3807-weigela-florida-victoria-weigela/