Hi I have this small tree & ould like to find the name of it , I can tell you that it gets these small flowers in the spring , & It sends off New shoots yearly .
any info you can give me ould be helpfull & TY in advance.

Could it be a Chinese Fringe Tree (Chionanthus retusus)

It's difficult to see the flowers and leaves enough to say for sure.

From what I can see, the flowers look to have 4 petals?

Some leaves look to be alternate, some opposite. Can you take closer shots of the flowers and leaves?

All I can come up with at the moment is something like Cornus racemosa..

http://www.all-creatures.org/p...

https://www.google.co.uk/searc...

maybe this will help

JR it dose look like the Cornus racemosa. & Has 4 pedal flower & It is getting invassive I Have about 8-10 New Sprouts out there just since last spring ,

If anyone wants a seedling I will be very happy to share When i find out for sure hat it is . it grows fast & Only about 10-12 ft tall .

I don't think that is Cornus racemosa (the form of the flower "head" is not right), but you could favor us by cutting off a branch of this clearly vigorous plant and take it somewhere you can take clear images of the flowers, branches, stems, leaves, leaf arrangement along the stems, etc.

I wonder if it is some sort of freakish Euonymus sp. that I don't see down south.

I think the leaves are serrated. No Cornus with those that I can find if I'm seeing that right.

I will try tomorrow gotta take a day of rest so will try to get more detailed Pictures .

ok here is maybe a better close up of the leaves & flower the flowers are maybe less then 1/2 in more of a micro min kidding but very small. & There is no smell to them or that I can smell anyway .

I'm still in the Euonymus sp. camp...

Do the leaves turn red in the fall? Following ViburnumValley's lead to Euonymus alatus: Burning Bush (Euonymus alatus)

Boy, if Euonymus alatus flowered like that, it would never be eliminated as an invasive species in this country...

Burning Bush flowers much less prolifically than this plant, and with less exuberantly sized leaves.

just a suggestion. I guess I'll leave it back to you.

Euonymus maackii? There are no pics in NGA database but some on this page:

http://www.uniprot.org/taxonom...

yeah SOOBY YOU DID IT THIS IS IT . TY FOR all the Info .
Taxonomy - Euonymus maackii (Maack's spindle tree) (Euonymus hamiltonianus var. maackii)

I could not look it up in a data base any where for i did not know the name of it.
Ty you all for trying to help me ID my tree , Now to try to enter it in my have list so i don't loose the name

John (ViburnumValley) suggested it was a Euonymus of some kind, so I just did some sleuthing to try and figure out which it could be.

Just a thought, since there were originally no pictures of this plant in the database (thank you for adding one) it would be great if you could also add the close-ups showing the leaf and flower detail.

Sue
I Just submitted another close up of the tree ,

The really close ones that show the serrated leaf edges and the purple anthers (apparently a distinguishing feature) would be useful also, hint hint

I thought that was the one I Posted guess i should recheck ill try to correct when i get home later in the day .