Suggestions for backyard trees
I wanted to know if anyone could suggest a few types of flowering
trees, medium growth rate, zones 5-6 that reach a maximum height of no
more than 15-20 feet. I'm partial to the Japanese Cherry Blossom
because of its looks (and no fruit), but I think it will be too big for
my backyard. I've got a huge maple that has tangled itself around the
power lines and will eventually need to be cut down so I'm thinking a
few smaller, flowering trees hopefully with no fruit that have a nice
fragrance would be great back there.
Thanks for the ideas-
Tim
Re: Suggestions for backyard trees
call your local cooperative extension. every state and county has one...
you haven't listed your state... so just do a search on cooperative
extension + your state
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>I wanted to know if anyone could suggest a few types of flowering
> trees, medium growth rate, zones 5-6 that reach a maximum height of no
> more than 15-20 feet. I'm partial to the Japanese Cherry Blossom
> because of its looks (and no fruit), but I think it will be too big for
>
> my backyard. I've got a huge maple that has tangled itself around the
> power lines and will eventually need to be cut down so I'm thinking a
> few smaller, flowering trees hopefully with no fruit that have a nice
> fragrance would be great back there.
>
> Thanks for the ideas-
> Tim
>