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Sami East Prairie, MO(Zone 7a) May 07, 2012

Could this be a dogwood tree?

Sami

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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) May 07, 2012

Nope - more likely a Crabapple or some other member of Rosaceae.

Dogwood will have oppositely arranged foliage, and usually four-parted flowers.

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Sami East Prairie, MO(Zone 7a) May 08, 2012

Thanks Viburnum I think you are right about it being a Crabapple Tree. I do remember ordering from Arbor day collection a flowering tree but they are not labeled when they come so couldnt remember what I had ordered.

Sami

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sallyg Anne Arundel,, MD(Zone 7b) May 09, 2012

Even if Arbor Day labeled them, you may be 'surprised."

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shortleaf suburban K.C., MO(Zone 6a) May 09, 2012

When I got my 10 free trees from Arborday they were painted at the top a little to tell what they were, that was ten years ago. Without labels though, you quickly don't know what they are if they aren't labeled by the customer.

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Sami East Prairie, MO(Zone 7a) May 14, 2012

Your right about the labeling thats why I dont like to order from them. Both times i did order from them someone got it for me so did not have trhe choice

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