What is your favourite tree?
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Highlander is semi-retired from AB
ANSWERS: 46
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a Willow tree!
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Mimosa, they are so pretty and smell great:)
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An oak tree.
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I know it's not real but I always had a favoritism toward money trees.
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The mighty Sequoia
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Redwood - they're huge and can be lived inside when they are hollow, and they grow in a really great place
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Weeping Willow
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Bonsai trees. I had a baby one before but the ants killed it :(
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Aspen
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The Irish Yew.......i love the way they grow upwards
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Madrona. Native to the Pacific northwest, they are called the tree that sheds it's bark and not it's leaves. It is an evergreen with lovely smooth red skin on it's twisted branches and trunk, that peels off in late summer. The wood is hard and brittle. It is nearly impossible to transplant. A very pretty tree.
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Teak.
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Olive trees
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Magnolia or Pecan
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I think I'd lose my Southern membership if I said anything other than a Live Oak. And since we have our own famous oak, I edited my answer to include the Evangeline Oak. http://cajunmoon.vastcity.com/louisiana/stmartinville/evangelineoak.html
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The Jefferson Pine. It's sap smells like vanilla.
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Sequoia trees. I like that they are tall.
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California Redwood.
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Christmas tree
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Red maple tree
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red maple tree they are awesome!! very enchanted!
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I think the Japanese maples are gorgeous, but I am also quite partial to live oaks and magnolias. It's a Southern thing as idne mentioned!
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Cherry blossom trees are one of my favorites. They are so beautiful during the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C.
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I love the smell and look of Western Red Cedars. BIG cedars. I love the long swinging branches and the smell is divine.
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Weeping willow. although live oaks and redwoods are awesome as well.
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I like pretty much any tree there is, but I think my favorite would be birch.
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Coconut trees ---a.k.a. "the tree of a thousand uses" & "Tree of Life".(very useful) (- -,)
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The elms are beautiful.
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Any tree in the fall season that is lit up with bright reds, oranges and yellows.
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I like the dogwoods the best. Preferabley the pink ones, but the white ones look very neat at dusk against the outline of a forest/woods.
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I love the weeping willow,it it also a sacred tree of the Goddess. The Elder is nice to. Elder is the Lady's tree burn it not or cursed you'll be.
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Weeping Willow, Public Gardens (Looking toward Arlington St. - Trinity Church in Copley Square, Hancock original & modern towers), Boston, MA 10/30/07 Photo by Rickster (click to enlarge)
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Weeping Willow and the Redbud tree!
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I like the wild cherry trees we have on our property. They're covered with birds when there's fruit. But I'm concerned about them because they're all sappy. I really hope they recover.
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Weeping Willows are a favorite of mine too. But also Black Locust trees, they have sharp thorns on the branches but the white flowers smell great. I also love Crape Myrtle trees, Mimosa trees and the look of olive trees; it's too bad they are so messy when the olives drop.
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Cherry blossom. :)
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The ones with bark and branches and leaves.
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I like sycamore trees.
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Cannabious
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The Rowan. I'm not even sure what it is but I love the name!
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The willow!
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The Sugar Maple is very pretty in the fall, yes I think that would be the fav.
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the next one i plant
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White Elm, and it broke my heart when the four in my backyard, got dutch elm disease in the 80's and died.
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Weeping Willow
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The weeping katsura tree is beautiful with neon green leafs when leafing out in spring. As for the scent of a tree the tulip tree has beautiful flowers and a most tasty fragrance. Those are some of my favorite trees.
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