Some of the invasive species we deal with here in Vermont got started because of their attractive ornamental appeal either as flowering trees in the spring or because of their fiery red leaves in the fall. Burning bush is one example. Another is the amur maple which is native to Asia. Its red leaves in autumn are among the most brilliant, and it tolerates cold very well. Most of the trees I've seen in the wild are just outside nurseries like this one.
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
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