Space Problem Eyed in Small City Yards
City residents with tiny yards can still add color and shade by planting small trees such as Crabapple redbud or evergreen on sunny sides of the lawn. Use bulbs annuals and perennials for continuous blooms from spring to fall and consider potted trees and shrubs in containers with proper drainage for long life.
Pear Tree blooms as yard color centerpiece
Capt and Mrs Richard Zucker of 2509 S 4th Street showcase a blooming pear tree in their front yard as the spring color feature. The peach and apple trees have not yet bloomed while irises, roses, and many herbaceous perennials provide a varied, changing backdrop for the view from the den.
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