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    Forum: Article: Mountain-ash - A multifaceted TreeReplies: 0, Views: 3
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    papa1
    Dearborn, MI (Zone 5b)

    September 26, 2011 10:49 AM

    Post #8824930

    We had one of these trees at the house we previously lived in. It was a beautiful tree and grew well The blossoms were beautiful as were the orange berries. Every fall flocks of robins would attack the tree and devour the berries in a matter of a few days. Fun to watch. Unfortunately we sold the house and the new owners cut the tree down for unknown reasons.

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