Tree and shrub for i.d.

[2dogs2000]

This shrub looks out of place amongst these saplings. Could someone i.d. it for me please?










Any ideas on this young tree? Sorry only took one photo

[Hedera]

The flowering shrub looks a bit like a Viburnum.
Young lime tree?

[Dorts]

I agree with Hedera, 1. is a species of Viburnum, almost certainly planted judging by the trees nearby.
2. is a Lime, the red 'growths' protruding from the leaves are Lime Nail Galls caused by the Gall Mite Eriophyes tiliae.
Dorts.

[2dogs2000]

Thank you both for the i.d.s
I thought the growths were buds forming

[Hobjob]

Originally Posted by 2dogs2000

Thank you both for the i.d.s
I thought the growths were buds forming

I'm with you on this.

I hesitate to argue with Dorts whose knowledge is extraordinary, but on careful looking at the picture the red bits seem to be coming from the stem not the leaves - and it still seems mighty early to have such large nail galls on what look like your leaves.

[Dorts]

Hobjob, you are spot on. (I am far from infallible).
They are of course those small red 'bracts' that protect the buds. Yes, probably a bit early for Lime Nail Gall, but how similar at a glance.
Thanks.
Dorts.

[2dogs2000]

Originally Posted by Dorts

Hobjob, you are spot on. (I am far from infallible).
They are of course those small red 'bracts' that protect the buds. Yes, probably a bit early for Lime Nail Gall, but how similar at a glance.
Thanks.
Dorts.

How weird is that? The 'bracts' looking so similar to the lime nail gall. I even checked it on the web after your i.d. and didn't notice the difference.

Thank you and Hobjob for your help.