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jfoot13 · June 10, 2010 2:20PM

Let me take another crack at IDing these

this first one is small date small leaves

next I'll say small date large leaves

Here I'll say another small date large leaves

this last one has me confused I'm leaning towards large date but I'm not sure

well let me know how I did

Thanks

bosox · June 10, 2010 2:49PM

All correct and the last is LDLL.

bosox · June 10, 2010 2:50PM

Now that you have the book, can you identify which of the SDLL dies you have?

jfoot13 · June 10, 2010 3:02PM

baby steps hahaha there is a lot of information in those books and I get confused easily

syl · June 10, 2010 6:53PM

As Rob says, you are right on all 3 and the last is LL/LD. All small leaves are going to be small date, so any time that you see the leaf at 9 well away from the denticles (that's the first place I look at a SD), it's a small leaf. There is no such animal as a Small Leaf, Large Date. Good luck ... you're learning.

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