On the right, is one of what my granddaughter calls my jungles. The large bush in the foreground is a burning bush and turns a brilliant red in autumn. The tall tree with the dark trunk is a Willow Oak. It was not supposed to be hardy here, but I saw it and liked it…
On the right, is one of what my granddaughter calls my jungles. The large bush in the foreground is a burning bush and turns a brilliant red in autumn.
The tall tree with the dark trunk is a Willow Oak. It was not supposed to be hardy here, but I saw it and liked it so I bought it anyway. It is now about 15 years old and still going strong.
The big bare sycamore on the left was not even there when we built the house 25 years ago. They get huge in a hurry!
More tomorrow.
I must confess to scrolling back up to look for a 4-legged mule, wondering how I had missed it. I also wondered why would it be sitting and not standing.
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LOL Sorry bout that! I hope you got it figured out!
Beautiful, I love the burning bush it really stands out in front of the trees. I also love trees, the more the better.
You would definfitely love it here then. I have acres and acres of trees!!
I am pretty sure I would love it and all those trees.
Can’t wait, Vero!
I wish you could come walk with me in person. It would be so nice if we could tour each others’ gardens for real!!
Wow. Thats a big burner. We have a few but they’re next to the house so we have to keep them trimmed.
This one has never been cut back. It’s out of the way, so I just let it go!
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