[summer]

Hi All, Could someone here identify the name of this Tree ( i dont think its a Shrub) which has been growing in my Garden for the last few year. This year it seems to have grown more, and i dont know, if its going to grow to be a big Tree, if so, do you think could i transplant it to a different area. Many Thanks.

[Dr. Sunny Thomson]

Stags horn or rhus. I bloody love this shrub for its brilliant autumn oranges and reds. You are getting some in the photos already.

[summer]

Thank's Dr. Sunny Thomson for your reply, Do you think i could transplant it to another part of the Garden now. What height or spread ?. Because its planted at the moment, in front of other plants. Thanks again for your help.

[summer]

Hi Guys. I am back again, just to let you know, i was in the Garden today, and found the label buried, at the trunk in clay, The name of this Tree/Shrub is called, ''Rhus Glabra Laciniata '' with a price tag on it, of €12:50. I can not remember when i bought it, must be a few years back.

[sal]

hi.i love this tree,and coulndn`t find the correct name for it,we called it tree of knowledge back in the uk, nickname of course,on saturday i finally got 2 different types in the garden centre,and advice given to me was it grows 10-12 foot high and it throws out shoots from the roots,this can be controled if planted in a lawn as their cut when you mow,or surround it with gravel and plastic ground cover,as for me i`m leaving it grow as i have the room for more and i will transplant them,it has red furry cones and is a beautiful tree when mature.

[summer]

Hi sal, yes as Dr. Sunny Thomson said here, it grows shoots along the ground, but i have not see this with my Tree/Shrub yet, and it must be planted 3 to 4 years now, could be even more, and its about 5feet high now. I took the chance in transplanting it today, hopefully it will take root again.

[sal]

i only hope mine grows quickly then!