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This was about 4 m in height, in a valley, growing solitarily. Shape was very "ordinary tree-like" from a distance (with bad eyesight ) it looked like an almond tree.
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yeah, there are some wonderful old trees at Buskett. I love their bark and have not seen anything like them elsewhere. Some people think its native there.
actually the plant you photographed might have come all the way from Buskett by wind or more probably by water.
If not mistaken Fraxxnu (Ash) is also an indegenous tree of Malta. Its decidious and like white poplar (Luq) it likes to grow in Valley beds where its more humid.