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  • Cornus Florida-Dogwood

    Flowering Dogwood is one of the most beautiful eastern North American trees with showy early spring flowers, red fruit, and scarlet autumn foliage.
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  • Lager Stroemia Indica Var “Natchez” Crepe Myrtle

    The taxonomy of this plant is Lagerstroemia x ‘Natchez.’ As with many of the widely-grown crepe myrtle trees used in landscaping, it is a hybrid derived from crossing Lagerstroemia indica with Lagerstroemia fauriei. Although originally from Asia, Lagerstroemia is naturalized in the Southeastern U.S. ‘Natchez’ is the cultivar name.
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  • Magnolia Grandiflora Var ‘D.D. Blanchard’- Southern Magnolia Var D.D. Blanchard

    A magnificent evergreen tree with large, glossy dark green leaves with attractive, rusty-brown undersides. Open-branched pyramidal form makes an excellent shade tree. Huge cup-shaped flowers.
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  • Pistachia Chinensis-Chinese Pistache

    This tree is considered both a shade tree and an ornamental tree. It features a spreading canopy capable of blocking sunlight and adds visual interest and beauty to landscaping.
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  • Quercus Phellos-Willow Oak

    The willow oak is frequently planted along streets and in parks and golf courses because of its size, striking appearance, and relatively fast growth.
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