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Specimen tree
Hello Folks,
I am looking for ideas for a specimen tree ( a standard ), no higher than 25 feet, if possible less. I'm in a v. mild area, clay soil and the tree would be in full sun, pretty much. It would be nice if it didn't cast dense shadow. It's a bit of a cliche but Robinia Pseudoacacia "Frisia" looks a candidate, though I'm disappointed to see it doesn't flower. Other candidates are Mimosa, some form of Japanese maple that I could trim in the "cloud" style perhaps, maybe even the humble hawthorn ( I found one growing at the bottom of my garden the other day, it's still only small ). I'd really like something that had attractive flowers, attractive foliage/stems, and coloured up in autumn, maybe even with berries but I may be asking too much here! BTW I already have a Magnolia and a Laburnum ( nice flower tassles, nothing to get excited about for the other 11 months of the year ). If anyone has any suggestions or any pro/con comments on the trees I've mentioned I would be grateful, cheers, Andy. |
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