Flowering Tree

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  1. amdm

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    This tree in in my neighbors yard. Someone said it is a Dogwood tree. But I looked up dogwood trees and can't find a match. Do any of you know what type of tree this is please.?
     

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    pierrot Active Member 10 Years

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    Amdm

    You are looking at a typical flower from the rose family.

    It could be a flowering pear maybe pyrus calleryana. The petals are in 5's surrounding many male parts and several fused females in the centre.
     
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    looks like a white flowering crab apple (Malus sp.). don't think it is a pear, and definitely not a dogwood.
     
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    It don't make any type of fruit. It flowers up with the white flowers. Then after the flowers fall the tree stays just green all summer.
     
  5. Michael F

    Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Crabapple for me too

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    it is probably a dwarf crab apple. the fruits are about the size of a peanut m&m?? very small.
     
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    Thanks guys yes seems to look most like crabapple. Going to go with that.
     

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