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conifer50 Ellijay, GA(Zone 7a) May 16, 2006

Pagoda Dogwood's are now in full bloom in foothills of the Southern Appalachian Mountains!

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Maackia Eau Claire, WI May 16, 2006

Conifer Five-O,

That's another great photo from you. I'm getting a bit tired of you and Decumbent beating me to the punch on posting flowers. Mine are at least 2-3 weeks away. Another downfall of living up nort I suppose. Oh well, my images are no where near near the quality anyway. Pagoda Dogwood is definitely on my top 10 tree list.

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Equilibrium May 16, 2006

I'm a few weeks trailing behind them too. I have problems photographing white anyway. The problems are not camera related but user related.

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Soferdig Kalispell, MT(Zone 4b) May 16, 2006

I have enjoyed trimming my Pagoda so I can have one side flat against the house and the top reach over my deck. It is frustrating waiting for a design to develope.

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conifer50 Ellijay, GA(Zone 7a) May 16, 2006

My "pic window" for this species should last for another month! I just ascend another 1000' for 4 succeeding weeks.........todays photo taken at 1525' above sea level....

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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) May 16, 2006

Maackia:

You can always get a jump on us with the winter 2006 snow pics.

That is, if you remembered to take them last week.

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MaryMD7 Chesapeake Beach, MD May 16, 2006

I love pagoda dogwood. It's just got such beautiful structure. Alas, it languishes here in the heat and humidity of the coastal plain.

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