weeping tree with flower like seed pods
Paul and Megian
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Flowering Dogwood seeds/pods poisonous to koi/fish???
Comments (6)I have one near the pond edge (about 5 feet) and the occasional berry will drop into the pond. I don't have koi and my goldfish don't eat them. Mostly the birds and squirrels strip the tree of all berries long before they would fall, but like I said I have found the occasional berry. If you are thinking about planting a dogwood over your pond don't do it because aside from the berry issue hanging trees over ponds dump leaves in the pond and then their is the possibility of roots in liners (in you have a liner). If you already have one over the pond and the berries drop in and nobody has died you already have your answer. CT...See MoreAre these crape myrtle flowers to be or seed pods
Comments (1)You need to get flowers before you get seeds; they are floral buds. Flowers will open shortly....See MoreWeeping cherry (yoshino) trees not flowering
Comments (1)On many plants the flower buds are less cold-hardy than the woody parts, so the tree may survive even though it doesn't flower. Dirr lists Yoshino cherries for zones 5-8, which probably means that the flower buds are getting too cold most winters. You may find that some years like this one, that are warmer than usual, will allow you to have flowers, but that won't happen all years. I'm just north of Concord, and I know of one cherry that I'm pretty sure is a yoshino that was severely damaged (cracked trunk and limbs) by cold weather 2 winters ago, but for at least 10 years before that flowered profusely and beautifully every spring. Dirr also says flowering is most profuse in full sun, but is quite respectable in partial shade. All the yoshino cherry trees I have experience with have been planted in pretty much full sun....See MoreWillow-like tree in Los Angeles Tree producing seed pods
Comments (7)Syn means synonymous. Often the naming of plants is difficult to keep track of: both naming priority based on who names the plant first, as well as taxonomic changes when a genus is lumped or divided can influence the name and result in synonymy. Other factors also, but it's my understanding that these are common reasons....See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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