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	Weeping Cherry Weeping cherries are a perfect addition for spring color. They bloom with delicate white or pink flowers about late April and last about 2 weeks. Weeping cherries have a normal trunk, but a large umbrella of flowers and leaves that make the tree appear to "shower" the surrounding area. In the fall their leaves turn a beautiful shade of bronze. They require full sun and usually only grow to about 15 ft. tall. Sandy and acidic soil is fine, but if you have heavy clay, it is a good idea to aerate the soil with some peat moss.
	Plum Tree Plum trees are not as well known as other varieties of trees. Their leaves are a deep purple and in mid spring they bloom with fragrant light pink flowers. Plums need full sun to maintain their purple color. They usually grow to be between 15-25 ft. tall.
	Dogwood Tree Dogwoods are native to New Jersey which makes them a perfect choice for any landscape. They grow moderately to about 15-25 ft. tall and like partial sunlight. There are many different varieties of Dogwoods. Many hybrids have been created, but the white petal, blood red tipped variety is the favorite of most people. They are deciduous trees that bloom in spring and have plump red berries in the fall. Definitely a popular tree with year round appeal.

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Information and pictures obtained through: "The 100 Best Annuals" by Elvin McDonald, Copyright 2002.
"The Complete Garden Guide" by Time Life Books, Copyright 2002.