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Dalton G.A this tree was in a parking lot. I'd like to have identified. Thank you
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I would guess something in the Prunus family. Could it be an almond perhaps?

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Looks like  a flowering cherry

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2 votes for flowering cherry.
 
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Japanese Cherry (Prunus serrulata)
 
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