Coombes, Eyewitness Handbooks - Trees (1992, Dorling Kindersley, New York) has close-ups of P. 'Accolade'* P. 'Amanogawa'* P. avium* P. avium 'Plena'* P. cerasus* P. incisa P. jamasakura* P. 'Kanzan'* P. 'Kiku Shidare'* P. maackii* P. padus* P. padus 'Colorata' P. padus 'Watereri' P. 'Pandora' P. sargentii* P. x schmittii P. serotina* P. serrula* P. 'Shirofugen'* P. 'Shogetsu'* P. 'Spire'* P. x subhirtella 'Autumnalis' P. x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea'* P. x subhirtella 'Pendula Rosea'** P. x subhirtella 'Stellata'* P. 'Tai Haku'* P. 'Ukon'* P. verecunda* P. x yedoensis* *Known to be in Seattle, outside of the arboretum and might therefore be expected to be seen in Vancouver parks, gardens and parking strips **Listed by Jacobson in 1996 as a synonym of P. pendula 'Pendula Rosea' and in 2006 as a synonym of P. pendula
Thanks for the recommendation, Ron. I finally found the book at Powell's in Portland and I really like it. I particularly like the explanation of how to measure a tree's height using a piece of stick that's the same length as the distance between your eye and your fist. I was just in Portland for a ukulele festival, and one of my ukuleles is exactly that length.
