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07-29-2005, 10:11 AM #1Super Moderator
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What's your favorite kind of tree?
I love weeping willows, the way the branches dance in the wind just makes me smile. That tree just relaxes me.
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We have a long soft needled pine in out front yard and it is the most wonderful tree!!!!...It is very tall and very lovely!!!
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Weeping Willows are very nice!!
My FIL had a Fig tree in his backyard and I loved it! It has beautiful leaves on it and I wish dh would plant one in our yard.....I don't like figs but it is a pretty tree!
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Palm trees!!! Tall skinny ones!
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I love weeping willows,, wish I had the room for one in my yard
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birch trees...or pine of any variety
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I love pink dogwood
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Tie between poinciana and plumeria.
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I love cottonwood trees. Once long ago my mother told me that their leaves are like lots of clapping hands.
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Dogwoods..Weeping Cherry...Actually any Flowering Tree.
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I like most weeping trees. I wanted a weeping willow but when we went to buy one we found out they are considered weeds here - they grow too well in waterways and use up the water. Grrrrrr.
I also like dogwoods, lemon myrtle and mango trees. My favourite indigineous tree is the morton bay fig, morton bay being a bay close to where I live.
Here is a pic of a morton bay fig, this tree is actually in America - in Santa Barbara and was planted in 1877.
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Pink flowering dogwoods and Maples.
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