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Tulip Tree......
By Dottydaisy2
6 Jun, 2019
6 likes
Still no flowers!! might have to go......
Comments on this photo
It will happen Dd , fingers crossed !
7 Jun, 2019
Ok, will give it another couple of years, going to be a beggar to remove by then.........
7 Jun, 2019
Ah but if it Blooms :o)) all smiles !
7 Jun, 2019
Lovely tree. I think it worth keeping whether it blooms or not.They do get very big tho,' 36 metres tallest one according to my Tree Guide & oldest one 280 yrs, but now decaying. I saw a very old one covered in bloom at Loseley
Park, the garden I visited recently.
10 Jun, 2019
I think we will probably keep it, I love the shape of the leaves, according to legend the ends were chewed off by the devil!!! (@_@) I know they grow very tall!!...
13 Jun, 2019
Hurray! The Tree! Tree lives!!
13 Jun, 2019
Ha ha Karen.
13 Jun, 2019
Photo 8 of 10
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This photo is of "Liriodendron tulipifera." in Dottydaisy2's garden
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Liriodendron Tulipifera
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Aw...don’t give up...I saw one in our hotel garden yesterday...much bigger than yours..covered in blooms. Absolutely stunning!
7 Jun, 2019