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Trees

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I want a Neighborhood Christmas Tree!

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Waterfall

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Hana Matoi. Pink, white & green. 3'h x 10'w. 10 yr. height closer to 6'. Shade

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Ukigumo. 10' t x 8'w. Scorches in the sun.

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graceful branches

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Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca" - Blue Atlas cedar

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plant w/ fringe tree- wild Bergamot

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birds eat olive-like fruit in autumn

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umbrella shaped tree to r.?

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Redbuds

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Eastern Redbud

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***Katsura for color & shade. Specimen tree. New spring growth is bronze followed by bluish green in summer then orange to golden yellow in fall. Plant alont the street or lining the driveway. Eyecatching accent! Reg. water during heat. Full sun. 50' tall. Plant in fall or spring b/f new growth emerges. Prune in winter for shape & health

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Japanese Maple - Acer Palmatum. Also see Bloodgood & Burgundy Lace. zones 5-8. full to part. sun. Supplemental water when temps. soar. 25' T. Plant in spring or fall.

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Sassafras-(s.albidum)- known for it's scent. 30-60' w. & 25-40' h. Often grows as a suckerling, shrubby colony but suckers can be clipped to make a single-trunked tree. drought tolerant. Plant where you want it to stay.

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Red Oak - (Quercus coccinea) zones 4-9. 50-70' hi & 40-50' wide. Acorns.

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Shagbark Hickory - 70-90' high & 50-70' wide. Hickory nuts to eat!

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Tupelo (Nyssa sylvatica)- deep taproot. Grows 30-50' high & 20-30' wide.

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Raywood's Weeping Arizona Cypress. Blue Ice. Well behaved. Stake to desired form. 12-15' h in 10 yrs.place 2 on either side of garden entryway. WILL NATURALLY FORM A LIVING ARCH. Wonderful tree.

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Alaskan Cedar, beautiful when backlit by the setting sun. cultivars-Pendula & Greeh Arrow, & *Van den Akker*. 20-30 feet. width- 2' after lower branches removed. Spectacular in groups of 3. Moist to average soil. Full to partial shade. 2' w x 30' t. Plant in spring or fall.

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Ruby Falls Red Bud z4-8

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weeping spruce

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weeping blue atlas cedar

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What are these fabulous furs?

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Magnolia Stellata

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Trees

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Color for fall

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Olive trees! Oleo europaea. Perfect with graceful limbs of tree in background!

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