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Profile:3 positives No neutrals No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | marshall_smith | On Feb 14, 2010, marshall_smith from Fairview, OR wrote: Tree is 10 yrs old and thriving. It's about 15' tall and very slender. We live in the mouth of the Columbia Gorge, which means cold winds and ice storms in winter and hot dry winds (100 deg plus) in summer. |
| Positive | holethree | On Oct 28, 2009, holethree from Hartville, OH wrote: We have three of these very healthy, beautiful trees. Even with the strong eastern winter winds that come across the frozen lake , they survive and survive well. I only wish that I knew how to prune one of them that seems to have a wayward mind of its own. |
| Positive | picea | On Jul 7, 2005, picea from Cincinnati, OH wrote: This may be the nicest of the weeping beech as it does not have to be staked. It sends out a leader on its own. Very nice form and color. If places in the right setting this plant can also grow fairly fast. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Clovis, California Northfield, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Saint Charles, Illinois Brighton, Michigan Pinckney, Michigan Blue Ash, Ohio Fairview, Oregon Salem, Oregon Lexington, Virginia Ames Lake, Washington
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