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Can someone help me identify the species of this tree?

 
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this is row of trees along my fence.  thanks a lot !
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I use an app called LeafSnap to identify trees in my yard. You can find it in the iPhone app store, and I'm fairly certain there's an android version.

This might be a good time to ask others... What resources do you use to identify trees and plants?
 
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Jason, where do you live?

Permaculture...picking the lock back to Eden since 1978.
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I suspect that you will need to take a photo of the leaves, close enough to see individual leaf shape, and also how the leaves are arranged.

A bark shot might help also.
 
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Golden Dewdrop (Duranta erecta)

Is more of an ornamental shrub gone unchecked...
 
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