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| This first JM is a seedling. it is very colorful and it's one of my favs.
This is the JM I have been trying to find a name for. I have posted the pics before but they actually so close that you couldn't tell much about it...
Another view! There are other trees in the backgorund, not to be confused with the JM.
This is the trunk...
And last but not least is the leaf size. I didn't go so far as to measure them but as you can see they are quite small. Brooke, the other pics I posted of this tree were very close up and so looked large leafed....Ellie
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| OHmygawd, you have manicured nails! What kind of gardener are you - lol! Sure doesn't match my nails (which I got dirty again this afternoon). You are right, it does have a small leaf. I can't ID it from a picture, maybe in the spring, but not now. How tall is it - I think the Shin is 10-15' at maturity. Whatever it is, it is gorgeous. Brooke |
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| Brooke, I will try to remember to get a picture of my JM in the spring when she is in color. I think she is between 10 and 12 feet high. I am only guessing about that but I think she is the most colorful of all of my JMs.....Ellie
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