Hello everyone,
A few weeks ago, we visited a new housing development where we saw this tree at the entrance area.
Can anyone tell us what type of tree this is?
Also, we would like to know how winter-hardy it is, as it seems to have survived this cold winter without any damage. 🙂
A few weeks ago, we visited a new housing development where we saw this tree at the entrance area.
Can anyone tell us what type of tree this is?
Also, we would like to know how winter-hardy it is, as it seems to have survived this cold winter without any damage. 🙂
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Username_wahl18 Mar 2017 21:34I find these types of front yards very artificial, inhospitable, and bleak. Unfortunately, it seems to be a trend.
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Knallkörper19 Mar 2017 11:37I don’t like it either. It looks like a plastic tree in a lunar landscape. The tree has hardly anything to do with nature.
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meister keks19 Mar 2017 16:16It’s good that tastes differ.
I think the trees are awesome, but unfortunately, they are extremely expensive.
Some advantages compared to an apple tree, for example:
– no leaves
– no pests
– no fallen fruit
I think the trees are awesome, but unfortunately, they are extremely expensive.
Some advantages compared to an apple tree, for example:
– no leaves
– no pests
– no fallen fruit
meister keks schrieb:
[...] but unfortunately, they are extremely expensive.[...]How much does something like that cost?
meister keks schrieb:
Some advantages compared to an apple tree, for example:
- no leaves
- no pests
- no fallen fruitAt some point, you have to wonder what actually makes a tree a tree 😀
