Trees from a distance

[JeffL]

Ya, I looked again after and the foliage seems too small and the bark color isn't right for it to be cercis

 

[tomthetreeman]

Larix decidua 'Pendula?' (Referring to the green-needled-weeping-thingy.)

 

[TNTree_man]

I'm with Tom on the Malus 'Prairiefire.'
and probably the Larix too.
Just now getting a moment to breath. It's been a busy spring for me. I've planted two tractor trailor loads of BIG trees and shrubs this season.
I do have a good pic of an unusual tree whenever there is a lull. LOL!
Dang I've missed ya'll.

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

Okame Flowering Cherry Trees

 

[tomthetreeman]

Holly, you may be right with Okame. The shade of pink is right on for that, a little light for prairiefire crab. We shall see when the clock strikes 12 and Xman turns into an internet surfing pumpkin.

-Tom

 

[theXman]

[ QUOTE ]
tree one- crabapple Malus spp.

and was the Chamaecyparis right?

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#1, crabapple is CORRECT! nice color bloom isn't it? I don't know the variety, it was here when I bought the place, but was next to a red jap maple and the pink bloom and the red maple leaves clashed real bad.

Chamaecyparis is NOT correct.

no one has gotten the yellow, weeping needle tree thing yet.

no larch, or anything mentioned.

It did have several other alternate leaders that I trimmed out for the transplant. might be weeping more than usual, and might be more yellow than usual. normally a single stemmed tree.

welcome back TNT.

Tom, HA, I got on here before 12! but i should get off now and call and schedule tomorrows workday.

Diane, you aren't doing so well this time. thanks for the "pretty pond" comment anyway, I work hard on that pond.

 

[tomthetreeman]

And it's not weeping larch either?

-Tom

PS - Is it Prairiefire? If so, I would like an 'attaboy. ;-)

 

[theXman]

Tom buddy, not any larch at all.

I don't know the variety of crab...

(oh, i see, i edited my post and you were reading the original short version.) but check out a better picture of the bloom in the above post.

 

[trees4ever]

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Diane, you aren't doing so well this time.

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Yeah... that's life...you win some, you lose some, but no worries -

Last try for #3 - Cedrus deodara ??

-Diane-

 

[Waldo]

for the the last one, maybe a weeping hemlock, Tsuga canadensis pendula

 

[theXman]

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Diane, you aren't doing so well this time.

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Yeah... that's life...you win some, you lose some, but no worries -

Last try for #3 - Cedrus deodara ??

-Diane-

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YEAH!

THAT'S MY GIRL.

DEODARA CEDAR!

GOOD JOB!!!!!!!

 

[trees4ever]

All right!! C. deodara has that droopy-effect when they are young.

Since this was a team effort I think Waldo should have a turn (for crabapple & Picea) and then Tom (for Blue Cascade)and I'll give my turn to TNT (welcome back!)

Nice round, everyone!

-Diane-

 

[Waldo]

ok i gots one!

 

[BostonBull]

Ulmus parvifolia?????????

 

[JeffL]

Fagus grandifolia

 

[tomthetreeman]

Wllowus elmifolius.

Or how about Sycamore Maple?

-Tom

 

[Waldo]

negative to all...

 

[trees4ever]

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negative to all...

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Hi, everyone, just a hint (shhhh) do note the region this tree is growing in.....if you know what I mean...

(I'm not guessing on this one since I know the tree. )

-Diane-

 

[easyphloem]

Quercus alba?


That tree is huge!


SZ

 

[trees4ever]

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That tree is huge!

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