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To: Community Forestry <Tree-House@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Subject: TH: Spring color in Baltimore City ...
From: RT Ellsberry <flora@Flora.Com>
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 1997 08:48:23 -0500 (EST)
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 Reply-To: Tree-House@Majordomo.Flora.Com (Community Forestry) ---------

 Hi Folks -

 The deep Red Maples are out (Acer rubrum -- our most popular
 native street tree), as are the soft-white Bradford Pears
 (Pyrus calleryana).  We have also seen mixed Cherries, and
 the magenta Saucer Mags (Magnolia soulangiana -- another
 lovely native) are just about ready to burst.  The Dogwoods
 (Cornus florida) are still hibernating ...

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