Although many trees have spring blossoms, a few specimens
stand out above the rest.
Most trees in the ‘malus’ (apple), ‘prunus’ (plum) and ‘syringa
(lilac) families have showy and often fragrant blossoms.
Mayday

Rudolph Crabapple Lilac tree
Other colorful trees are :
Toba Hawthorn American Mountain Ash


Photos by: Schubert ckokecherry in blossom:search.millcreeknursery.ca
Muckle plum: plants.dutchgrowers.ca
Mayday: search.shelmerdine.com
Rudolph Crabapple; www.prairiescapes.ca
Japanese lilac tree: www.mobot.org
Toba Hawthorn:www.pottersnurseries.com
American Mountain ash:plants.dutchgrowers.c
Creeping grasses like bluegrass, Bermuda and most warm-season grasses spread by above- or below-ground runners. Creeping varieties are more prone to thatch. Bunch grasses such as fescue and ryegrass spread from the crown of the plant. Lawn Types and Maintenance
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