It is one of the first trees to turn colors in the fall. I love it for that.
It was 46F when I woke up this morning in Oxford. I took a walk in the cool air, and it felt fabulous. I love fall!
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December 21, 2024
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5 comments:
Ooh it's so pretty!!! I'm planning on planting a maple when we take down a very sickly (already split twice) Bradford Pear in the front. Will have to remember this variety! I assume it gets bigger? :)
Lisa -also I was going to email you to make sure you knew about the native plant sale at the Clinton Nature Center tomorrow - but sounds like you'll be in Oxford. Oh well, have a great weekend!
I love your tree! I'm also just noticing the siding on your house. Is it hardy board? Our new home will be very much the same style! Can't wait for you to come visit. Girls trip 2010??
Chip says it is fiber cement siding. Is that the same thing as hardy board? I can't wait to see the house! Leah and I were just talking about how we should visit this spring. We miss you!
Ginger, the maple tree will definitely get bigger. A red maple would be a great replacement for the Bradford pear.
I hate that I missed the plant sale. I racked up at the Mynelle Gardens plant sale a few years ago.
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