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Hi,
can you help me with identifying this tree, please?

It looks like a juniper variety to me. Perhaps the 'green carpert' variety of J communis, but junipers are not my forte when it comes to naming them

Thy arent my area either but the trunk looks facinating.

bob wrote: Thy arent my area either but the trunk looks facinating.

Very fascinating. I wonder what it is.

i have no idea what it is but the bit of stuff on the right does not look like a part of the tree.

bob wrote: i have no idea what it is but the bit of stuff on the right does not look like a part of the tree.

The whole trunk doesn't look like part of the tree (and now DON'T post an update saying 'yes, that's what I meant')

It looks like sponge or something.

bob wrote: It looks like sponge or something.

I was not referring to the yellow soil (?) but that does look strange.
I meant the trunk. It does not seem to match the tree, the branches/foliage seems too young for a trunk that wide.
Could be a Tanuki - but if this is the real trunk, then this would be real good material. I'm not at all sure what it is though or what it is supposed to be.

I don't think it's a green carpet (which is a communis variety), it looks more like a squamata (blue carpet? but that doesn't seem to be it either). Could be a Procumbens. There are so many Juniper varieties... hard to say (I'm not a juniper expert either)

Whole thing looks oof. But better pictures are needed to see what is going on..

Auk wrote: Could be a Tanuki - but if this is the real trunk, then this would be real good material. I'm not at all sure what it is though or what it is supposed to be.

Depends still a little on how the trunk gets into the foliage..

The many species that look similar to this tree are pulling my arms in different directions. The yellow stuff looks weird and so does the trunk, it looks as if the bark is peeling.