What an odd looking tree! Anyone know what kind it is? I suppose I could knock on the homeowner's door and inquire. If I see them outside, I'll ask. In the meantime, any suggestions?
Botany and horticulture are NOT my fields. It looks very unusual, though.
Thanks for your kind comments on STL CDPB recently. I'm very happy to hear that you have overcome health problems and are back with us. You're one of the most delightful members of our community.
je ne connais pas ton nouveau voisin, mais cette plante me fait penser a un personnage de cartoon ;o) I do not know your new neighbor, but this plant makes me think of a cartoon character ;o)
Hello Kate! I've checked in my "big book" and the only photo that could be like this little tree is a "Schinus molle" . But it's said it's a tree for mild climate... So, I'll be very interested in more informations!
I'm enjoying walking around your neighbourhood with you! Here’s what happens when you wait a couple of hours to see the pope pass by… Sydney Daily Photo
I think it has a cartoonish look to it too. Thanks for the walk around your neighborhood. Take it slow and easy and get back to full health soon. So happy you are posting again.
I may be mistaken, but I do believe this is a 'weeping larch' tree. I have a neighbor down the street that has something very similar to this that works at one of the Buell's growing farms. It is a most interesting plant, or was it considered a tree?
It looks like a weeping evergreen, though I am only guessing and I've never actually heard of one.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a clue! It's nice to see everything is so green, though :)
ReplyDeleteBotany and horticulture are NOT my fields. It looks very unusual, though.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments on STL CDPB recently. I'm very happy to hear that you have overcome health problems and are back with us. You're one of the most delightful members of our community.
It is some kind of weeping evergreen but it must be grafted to a trunk. I have no idea.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely not a clue, sorry I can't help you.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're back. And in good health I hope. Take it slow and easy for a quick recovery. Nothing like a good walk for what ails you.
Very interesting tree. Can't say I've ever seen any like it. Sure makes for a nice display.
ReplyDeleteje ne connais pas ton nouveau voisin, mais cette plante me fait penser a un personnage de cartoon ;o)
ReplyDeleteI do not know your new neighbor, but this plant makes me think of a cartoon character ;o)
I have no idea what kind of tree is that...but from this angle it looks like a sitting Hungarian puli dog:)
ReplyDeleteNo idea!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better now!
Hello Kate! I've checked in my "big book" and the only photo that could be like this little tree is a "Schinus molle" . But it's said it's a tree for mild climate... So, I'll be very interested in more informations!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying walking around your neighbourhood with you!
ReplyDeleteHere’s what happens when you wait a couple of hours to see the pope pass by…
Sydney Daily Photo
I think it has a cartoonish look to it too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the walk around your neighborhood. Take it slow and easy and get back to full health soon.
So happy you are posting again.
I have never heard of a weeping evergreen.....but it is a very unusual looking tree!
ReplyDeleteI may be mistaken, but I do believe this is a 'weeping larch' tree. I have a neighbor down the street that has something very similar to this that works at one of the Buell's growing farms. It is a most interesting plant, or was it considered a tree?
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