What type of Tree is this?
Elie Lehmann
3 years ago
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Comments (7)Hey Steve, There are a lot of people more knowledgeable than me but I'll try to help. I looked up your location and you are in USDA zone 8b which is good for cold hardy citrus. It really depends how much time you want to put into cold protection. I am in South Alabama in 8A and have Satsumas, Changsha, Meyer Lemon, Kumquats, Sanbokan Sweet Lemons, and a Limequat in the ground. This winter my lowest temperature so far was 19 last month. I protect the Satsumas, Lemons and Limequats by sprinklers. The Changshas do well on their on when they get some size on them. Check out some pictures at: http://picasaweb.google.com/jbwindham/Dec2006Freeze As far as wet ground goes there you have a problem. Citrus do not like wet ground. They get foot rot. All is not lost though. I'll bet the LSU Ag Center or your local extension agent can tell you the best rootstock for damp soils. http://www.lsuagcenter.com/ Good luck with the citrus. Jack...See MoreWhat type of tree is this?
Comments (2)Erythrina caffra - coral tree...See Morewhat type of tree or shrub is this?
Comments (2)It was a couple of full sun, polar vortex, below 10 degree days that damaged the cambium layer of the main trunk of four Coral Bark maples, predominantly on the south facing side of the trunk, but completely girdling two and killing them. One was such a strong focal point with a beautiful shape its removal and replacement with a Stewartia elicited a number of comments from people who normally never notice any change I make in the garden. I need to remember to check the two survivors and see if they have closed their wounds up this year....See Morewhat types of trees or shrubs are these?
Comments (10)oh i dont know.. nickel... if yo have thousands of dollars per tree.. i can refer you to nurseries that sell what you want.. i mean.. after all.. you are talking about 20 to 30 to 40 year old plants... you arent going to find those at bigbox for 50 bucks... btw rob.. many junipers have juvenile and adult needles... so if we do ID a name... you might not find a babe that look like these... for another decade ... foliage wise i mean ... ken...See MoreElie Lehmann
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