Rosemary Ponnekanti

A love note to the hardy magnolia trees lining the sidewalk along North Warner St (east side). Related to southern magnolias, they can withstand cold winters, but are fragile under snow and ice. Their dinner-plate size flowers appear in summer.

Love note to a horse chestnut tree on Warner Street (east side). Incredibly tall, these trees produce large inedible nuts inside prickly cases every fall.

A love note to a tiny apple tree in a cottage parking strip garden along North 24th Street (north side). Dwarf fruit trees only grow human height, but can bear plenty of fruit.

Love note to a bigleaf maple that sprouted anew from its stump. These majestic maples grow extremely tall and have huge leaves that can clog gutters. They aren't native to the Pacific Northwest.

Love Notes to Trees

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