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02-20-2008, 08:23 PM
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Green Thumb
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Plant of the week: spring-flowering almond
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 Of all the spring-flowering trees, the almond is usually the earliest, and hence the most valuable to a garden - and a gardener - starved of blooms. The ornamental cherry, plum and peach are spectacular too, but to my mind the almond is the daddy. The pink-flowered Common Almond, p. dulcis, grows to about 25ft, and has a pleasingly rounded shape. Go for ‘Alba’ if you want white blooms or ‘Erecta’ if space is limited and you want a column-shaped tree.For more Plants of the Week, go here Read More at Classic Gardening... |
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