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flowering trees&shrub list?

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From: Susan Romine
City: Fairmount, IL
Have approx. 100' E&W full sun with no power lines and approx. 20' N&S depth we would like to plant with a mixed variety of flowering shrubs, and possibly smaller trees, To enjoy variety and seasonal change is important. Would appreciate your suggestions or search terms to use.

 
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From: Sandra Mason
State Master Gardener Coordinator
Champaign/Ford/Iroquois/Vermilion Unit
slmason@illinois.edu
HI Susan, so nice you have so much space to plant. leaves room for lots of possibilites. there are some really nice viburnums ie arrowwood, blackhaw, plus serviceberry and redbud as small trees. Natives such as witchhazel and spice bush. you may find these websites helpful. once you pick out a few I would be happy to help you narrow the possibilites. Sandy http://urbanext.illinois.edu/treeselector/ http://urbanext.illinois.edu/ShrubSelector/

 
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