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victorgardener Lower Hudson Valley, NY(Zone 6b) Jun 18, 2005


Here they are:

http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/60287/
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/60224/

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 18, 2005

Thanks for the pictures; always helpful to see it. Nice shape and not too big.

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passiflora_pink Central, AL(Zone 8a) Jun 19, 2005

Gorgeous, Victor!

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Treeguy Charleston, SC Jun 24, 2005

All of the trees I grow are very rare, yet outstanding. I am assuming that you are looking for a flowering tree? Some of these that I would suggest would be Cornus capitata, Hovenia dulcis, or Cercis siliquastrum.

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 25, 2005

Thanks treeguy, I haven't written down the names and now will look them up in my AHS book. I don't mind something a bit unusual. Rather fancy the different.

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 25, 2005

Treeguy, I looked up those three trees and yes they are unusual. I especially liked the cercis siliquastrum. I don't know where I would find one here but I have an idea. OAN has a wonderful site and search engine. www.oan.org is Oregon Association of Nurseryman.

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passiflora_pink Central, AL(Zone 8a) Jun 25, 2005

Treeguy, I'd love to know what rare and outstanding trees you have. You haven't posted any pix I can find and I would like to know more about what you are growing and why they are outstanding. I could probably grow the same ones in Alabama and I have room for more.

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