Genus: Prunus
Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, and More!!!
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Botanical Latin Name: Zone: Evergreen/Deciduous: Average Mature Size: Height: Width: ~" Diameter Trunk ~ ft Diameter with Branches Growth Rate: Growth Habit: Features: Bloom Time: Medicinal or Edible? Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade Approx. 4 hours Direct, Unfiltered sunlight Water Requirements: Location: Soil Type: Planting Time: Prune Time/Method: Maintenance: Common Issues: Fun Facts: Also named “Nut-kie-e” by the Onondagas, meaning “Noisy Leaf”. Quick growing aspen can reclaim forest burn scars to prevent further damage to the landscape (Mudslides). They create shade for baby pines, spruce, and native grasses and wildflowers to reclaim the forest floor. Holds the title for largest living organism, as they are all connected. Large stands filled with clones reproduce over large spans of terrain. One clone can have over 45,000 stems and live thousands of years! Generally Carried Sizes & Prices: Coming Soon! Container Sizes: #1 - #25 Balled & Burlaped Caliper Sizes: 1.25" MS & SS - 3.5" SS Sources: Aspen Trees: Common Problems & What To Do - LAM Tree Service Quaking Aspen Tree on the Tree Guide at arborday.org Quaking Aspen Tree Facts - How To Grow Quaking Aspen Trees (gardeningknowhow.com) How Aspens Grow (fs.fed.us) Vitale, Alice Thoms. Leaves; in Myth, Magic, & Medicine. Stewart, Tabori, & Chang. New York. 1997. |
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Botanical Latin Name: Zone: Evergreen/Deciduous: Average Mature Size: Height: Width: ~" Diameter Trunk ~ ft Diameter with Branches Growth Rate: Growth Habit: Features: Bloom Time: Medicinal or Edible? Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade Approx. 4 hours Direct, Unfiltered sunlight Water Requirements: Location: Soil Type: Planting Time: Prune Time/Method: Maintenance: Common Issues: Fun Facts: Also named “Nut-kie-e” by the Onondagas, meaning “Noisy Leaf”. Quick growing aspen can reclaim forest burn scars to prevent further damage to the landscape (Mudslides). They create shade for baby pines, spruce, and native grasses and wildflowers to reclaim the forest floor. Holds the title for largest living organism, as they are all connected. Large stands filled with clones reproduce over large spans of terrain. One clone can have over 45,000 stems and live thousands of years! Generally Carried Sizes & Prices: Coming Soon! Container Sizes: #1 - #25 Balled & Burlaped Caliper Sizes: 1.25" MS & SS - 3.5" SS Sources: Aspen Trees: Common Problems & What To Do - LAM Tree Service Quaking Aspen Tree on the Tree Guide at arborday.org Quaking Aspen Tree Facts - How To Grow Quaking Aspen Trees (gardeningknowhow.com) How Aspens Grow (fs.fed.us) Vitale, Alice Thoms. Leaves; in Myth, Magic, & Medicine. Stewart, Tabori, & Chang. New York. 1997. |
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