no pic .. always curious about others gardens

first 4 at the link ... i would call 10 to 15 years old ... middle two closer to 10 ... first and 4th... older ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: link

This is an illustration of sidewalk Centurion's bird attraction (one uncommon Pine Grosbeak, +Robins that don't migrate anymore) which along with spectacular bloom is why I'd like to plant some.Leery of disease; largish crab (no ID) Ive had for 30 years gets only 1 good bloom year in 3.Very sparse fruiting also.

Thanks Ken, photos a help. Really tempted to get Centurion, but neighbors' house just sold and we're worried about new owners' reaction to now exposed compost bin-- neat, but unattractive.(Photo is of rebuilt bin, fallen tree smashed original). Crabtree not much of a screen. Departed spruce's skirts concealed most everything, from both sides.Chainlink fence theirs, we're hoping they'll replace with new one or hedge--will wait & see, but need to get something in this Spring!