What's your favorite flowering tree?
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Anonymous
| Marijuana |
Anonymous
+1000 Love Crepe Myrtles. Rows and Rows of them! |
Anonymous
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What are the trees with flowers look kind of like round pink bubbles from far away?
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Anonymous
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Anything edible, but esp. Black Locust
http://www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/black_locust.htm Delicious flowers! |
Anonymous
Here you go: http://www.nps.gov/plants/pubs/chesapeake/pdf/chesapeakenatives.pdf If you want to plant check height and space. Don't plant to close to a house for example. All trees have roots close to the surface. Don't make a mulch volcano. That's not healthy for the roots. |
Anonymous
Redbud has to be one of my favorites. This is a picture I took of them the other day before they were out in full bloom. |
Anonymous
| My favorites are cherry blossoms but I have seen quite a few varieties of them. I also like the weeping cherry blossoms. My second favorites are crepe myrtles. I first saw jacarandas in Lisbon but I haven't seen them anywhere since then. Do they grow around here? |
Anonymous
Plumleaf azalea, native and blooms in August. |
Anonymous
I have always liked the dogwood b/c it looks like a tree made of flowers.
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Anonymous
Silky stewartia, also a native |
Anonymous
I really like this graphic.
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Anonymous
Carolina silverbell |
Anonymous
Yellow wood...great fragrance in the evening
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Anonymous
| love this thread! |
Anonymous
Thanks. Use it, share it, I don't mind or I wouldn't have shared it on a public forum without a watermark. Instagram makes everyone a photographer. |