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Suzman Design Associates
“What kind of tree is this? How much sun does it require?”
“This tree is a Saucer Magnolia (not a true Magnolia- not an evergreen) also called a 'big leaf' magnolia. They get pretty big but are the first trees to bloom in spring.”
“How big does this tree get?”
“Quote "Tree of honour" for Grandma”
“must. have. this tree. Barbara”
“Plant a tree in memory and honor”
“1. Plant a tree in honor of a life”
“Planting a flowering tree is an awesome idea to honor R.T.'s life!”
“When the tree blossoms every year, the branches can be brought into the house, symbolizing the celebration of that life.”
“Plant a tree to remember a loved one”
“Beautiful Tree. What is it?”
“Plant a tree in honor of a life. You may have heard of planting a tree in celebration of a birth. I think the same logic applies for a death. The tree symbolizes not the fact that your loved one has died, but that he or she lived.I suggest a flowering tree. When the tree blossoms every year, the branches”
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Johnsen Landscapes & Pools
“kind of trees are these? Sooooo beautiful!”
“cherry trees!
check out 'Serenity in the Garden' on Facebook”
“Oh yeah! Bring on the cherry trees!”
“cherry trees beautiful over enclosed pergola”
“Plant flowering fruit trees in tandem with Eastern redbuds and flowering almond bushes for a symphony of pink before summer.”
“Plant trees and shrubs. Beginning in September and moving into October and November is the preferred time to plant all trees and shrubs. Just like perennials, trees and shrubs”
“cherry trees. Even after the blooms have gone, the trees have lovely silhouettes, leaves and bark to enjoy.”
“If you want to stick with the milder side of pink, you might want to invest in a few fruit trees. From Japanese cherry to some varieties of apple and plum, many fruit trees have pink blossoms”
dmuyskens
“Hello! I love the trees, what are they? Do you know of a similiar tree that would do well in Central Florida?
Thanks,
Noel”
“what kind are those tree.”
“sargentii (flowering crabapple) 'Tina' They are short (6-8') and flower in early spring. I think I posted pictures of their beautiful blossoms. If not, I'll get them posted.”
“flowering crabapple tree. bloom in spring”
“Love those trees with the white blossoms. What kind of trees are those?”
“Trees + hedges - lots of texture”
“bushes and trees. Imagine the difference between the two if you were to run your hand over them. One would feel light and free, the other straight and solid.”
“Balance the scene. Frame a view with symmetrical plantings, such as clipped hedge forms or a set of flowering crab apple trees placed in all four”
Pam Bycraft
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Last comment "Texas mountain laurel (Calia secundiflora or Sophora secundiflora, zones 8 to 10) is a familiar site"
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Last comment "Texas mountain laurel (Calia secundiflora or Sophora secundiflora, zones 8 to 10) is a familiar site"
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“the blue flowers can you tell me what it's called”
“is a flower on the Texas Mountain Laurel. Check out the featured ideabook on this tree:
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1573649/list/Great-Design-Plant--Texas-Mountain-Laurel”
“Great tree, would be appropriate for FL”
“Blue flowers and it being evergreen”
“blooming trees: cherry, flowerin crab apple, flowering plum; Texa mountain laurel (8-10), Red buckeye (4-8)”
“specimen tree. If you train it as a tree, thin it during the growing season to prevent wind damage. More great design trees:Bald Cypress | Chinese Witch Hazel | Japanese Maple | Manzanita | Persian IronwoodSmoke Tree | Tree AloeGreat design flowers:Catmint | Golden Creeping Jenny | Pacific Coast Iris |”
Wallace Landscape Associates
“type of trees are these? Will they survive in TX?”
“They are a type of Dogwood tree”
“The tree is a Kousa Dogwood or Cornus Kousa.”
“Love the trees against the white house”
“white flowering dogwood (Cornus kousa, zones 5 to 8) and framed by a split-rail fence. The look is formal but not stuffy, and the fence matches the style and scale of the clapboard buildings.”
Paintbox Garden
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Last comment "Add flowering trees to woodland edges. How about planting a tree on Mother's Day this year? Instead"
Last comment "Add flowering trees to woodland edges. How about planting a tree on Mother's Day this year? Instead"
“For edge of property in front - add flowering trees to woodland edge”
“add flowering trees at woodland edge for contrast”
“Add flowering trees to woodland edges - eastern redbud, flowering dogwood, serviceberry, etc.”
“Add flowering trees to woodland edges. How about planting a tree on Mother's Day this year? Instead of paying a restaurant tab, go shopping at your local nursery and pick out a tree to add to your landscape”
“Add flowering trees to woodland edges. How about planting a tree on Mother's Day this year? Instead of paying a restaurant tab, go shopping at your local nursery and pick out a tree to add to your landscape. Ornamental trees like flowering dogwood (Cornus florida), eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis)”
Terra Ferma Landscapes
“of pear trees.
Photo Credit: Adrian Mendoza”
“better tree than the Bradford. The Bradford does have a problem with splitting that other varieties don't.”
“There you go....another selling point for Bradford Pear trees.”
“like the trees with white flowers in this picture.”
“love the tree in the gravel. Put one behind west elm lounger!!”
“like the look of these pear trees....set in gravel”
“Boxwoods mixed with tall come trees”
“evergreens and flowering trees achieve the same effect.”
“5. Plant shade trees. Exercise your green thumb by planting shade trees around the house. Design associate Andrew Spiering of Terra Ferma Landscapes suggests casting shadows on the southwestern exposure of the home using large deciduous trees, like oaks”
Michelle
“Flowering prunus tree in full bloom”
“reasons: Its flowers are double, and the leaves come out before the blossoms.
Here are some close-up "shots" of its flowers, that I took some years ago. Our tree is probably 30 feet tall, now, and so hardy! A real beauty!
In contrast, the Yoshino cherry tree is almost white.”
“SF would love this pink tree”
“tree for front yard and backyard”
“anyway to add this tree in front?”
“Here's your cherry tree in bloom! Awesome!”
“crape myrtle tree for front landsape?”
“The Kwanzan Cherry is a great focal point. Have you many non-bearing fruit trees?”
“i like this tree for the corner where the 2 sides connect”
“Prune trees and shrubs. Lightly prune summer-flowering trees and shrubs, like oleander and crape myrtle, for shape. This is not the time to do a "hard" pruning to remove a lot of growth — your goal is to remove anything that is dead or diseased, plus growth that is at an odd angle or towering above the rest”
