help indentify

can anyone identify these kind of tree? and what do you think of these as materials?




The one in the broken pot..

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looks to be a ficus of some sort and a brazillian rain tree, both have potential for sure. Better pic of the last one??

pluck a leaf, milky sap = Ficus

The first looks like a benjamina, and the second could be a brazillian rain tree, or if it has thorns, a texas ebony.

C.A. Young wrote:The first looks like a benjamina, and the second could be a brazillian rain tree, or if it has thorns, a texas ebony.

OK with the Ficus ben. id but would question BRT or TE. The poster is in the Philippines and I don't think those trees are common there. However it does have compound leaves. Maybe Tamarind which is more common in the Philippines I think.

BTW, both BRT and TE have very mean thorns.

Billy M. Rhodes wrote:

C.A. Young wrote:The first looks like a benjamina, and the second could be a brazillian rain tree, or if it has thorns, a texas ebony.

OK with the Ficus ben. id but would question BRT or TE. The poster is in the Philippines and I don't think those trees are common there. However it does have compound leaves. Maybe Tamarind which is more common in the Philippines I think.

BTW, both BRT and TE have very mean thorns.

You're right, I didn't realize it was the philippines. My bad for not paying close enough attention.

depiques2ry,

See if it is this - Flacourtia indica
http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/carr/images/fla_ind_klove.jpg

Makes an excellent bonsai - see the Taiwanese Bonsai Site -

http://www.sidiao.com/2002_e.htm

Apologies don't recognize the second tree.
Khaimraj