JonW
Shohin
Just meant to stir up discussion! I'm not sure if I agree with the statement myself. I'm a big fan of broadleaf deciduous and love my maples. I also like my rhodies and boxwoods. But I noticed I'm developing a collection of beautiful flowering, fruiting plants from the rosaceae family:
I really like the contrast between the potentially craggy bark, like an old weathered apple tree, and the flowers. Sometimes hard to decide between a rounded or bold pot.
Do you agree? Why?
If not, what's your favorite and why?
- Chojubai Red Quince
- Paul's Scarlet Hawthorn
- Cranberry Cotoneaster Apiculatus
I really like the contrast between the potentially craggy bark, like an old weathered apple tree, and the flowers. Sometimes hard to decide between a rounded or bold pot.
Do you agree? Why?
If not, what's your favorite and why?