Anyone know what type of tree this is? Crabapple? Or this?
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Here’s a birds eye view of what you’re going to download. Without further delay, I present to you The Glorious Landscape Plan! Well, it certainly looks more glorious via illustration – I couldn’t illustrate the weeds! Yes, I did this myself and no, I can almost guarantee it’s not exactly to scale either (although I…
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Note: Of immediate concern: antique brick walkway and stained river rock. I’d like to think we at least knew what we were getting into when we purchased this property. I was just having a conversation with one of my clients and we were talking about how owning this house adds another full-time job to the…
I have not been a very good blogger these last few days, have I? The weather gets nice and my cell phone shots of the day start stoppin… ;-). Believe me, I have good reason. When I’m not working these days I’m gardening / doing extensive yard clean-up, weed control, and even found some poison…
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Maybe I am right? Look at these….
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your blog doesn’ t like me so much lately! It said I had a dup comment, but it never posted my first one. Anywho! I originally thought it was a Norway Maple, then second guessed myself, but now seeing the images on Flickr……….maybe??? So that “maybe I am right” was really my second thought of the day!ReplyCancel
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Who knows what’s up with the blog. It’s time to upgrade to WordPress 2.5. On the back end the blog, well, lets just say it has not been nice to me either – time to upgrade.
Dawn – I think that’s what it is, any other defining characteristics?
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I think you are correct with the crabapple…….the second one, though, maybe a hemlock? DOes it get really cute little tiny pine cones, less than an inch big?
Dawn…I’ll have to go look. I’m actually thinking of planting one of those gold colored hemlocks in the front – you know, the ones that go to 50 feet? This one doesn’t remind me of a hemlock, but I’ll go out and take a closer look on a day it’s NOT raining!