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katgirl38

Tree ?? Snowbell?

8 years ago
This is GORGEOUS!! and I'm literally across the street from Oak Park :) .. I am curious about the taller Green tree to the right. Is this s a Japanese Snowbell? also, how long would it take for this "slow grower" to get this height if the starting point is about 7 ft ? .. Thank you!! I love your work
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    8 years ago
    Hi Katrina,
    The Japanese Snow Bell is a slow grower but well worth the wait.
    In an urban setting a 7’ tree will grow to 20 feet in 12-16 years if they are planted correctly and in the right place.

    Thank you for the question.

    All my best,

    Anne Roberts
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