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Flowering Tree ID Pls

12 years ago

Wondering if you know what kind of flowering tree this is...it is about 12 ft. tall, looks purplish-red with some green leaves leafed out. And, I think it's fragrant. A little hard to tell as there is lilac, spirea and another pink bush blooming nearby.

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northspruce
12 years ago
It's an apple tree, probably an ornamental crabapple. Maybe Konrad or one of our tree guys could guess the variety.
Ginny McLean_Petite_Garden
12 years ago
Maybe a flowering plum?

Ginny
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wayne
12 years ago
Check out Radiant roseybloom crab.
Leandra7
Original Author
12 years ago
Wow, thank you. Yes, this tree fits the Rosybloom Crabapple images. I'll keep watching it. Perhaps I'll be able to narrow down the cultivar. Thank you again.
Ginny McLean_Petite_Garden
12 years ago
What a beautiful property! :)

Ginny

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