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Trees of Color
Unfortunately, the broad-leaved evergreens available in the southeast do not
have leaf colors other than basic green - except if you can grow pieris (mountain fire) in Atlanta, which has reddish new growth, or you're not afraid to plant photinia, which also has reddish new growth, but which will be primarily green during winter. (It's prone to a leaf-damaging disease now). However, some deciduous leaves hold their dead leaves nearly all winter, and one of the prettiest is the American Beech - which leaves its fall golden leaves on until storms in March knock them down - by which time it's almost ready to leaf out again anyway. If you're talking about flowers as "color", some camellias will do fine in Atlanta - they are evergreen and have pretty flowers during the late winter and spring. Requester wrote in message ... im curious is there any tree that will do well in atlanta that has color and keep its leaves and color year round even during winter? thanks |
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