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Small tree or bush

silver

Posted 11:03 am, 05/22/2015

dogwood tree

smalltownman

Posted 6:11 am, 05/08/2015

just for you, pixel:

OpenCasket

Posted 12:01 am, 05/08/2015

Azaleas, white blooms

OpenCasket

Posted 12:01 am, 05/08/2015

Those butterfly trees get huge

scratch

Posted 11:15 pm, 05/07/2015

Maybe a butterfly bush? They prune well so the height shouldn't be an issue.

redfly

Posted 9:55 pm, 05/07/2015

http://www.brighterblooms.c...AmQH8P8HAQ

redfly

Posted 9:53 pm, 05/07/2015

Dwarf Korean Lilac "Palibin" Standard tree.

pixel

Posted 9:50 pm, 05/07/2015

Okay this thread is not what I thought it was. Carry on, and bring me a shrubbery!

Elmo Cleghorn

Posted 9:46 pm, 05/07/2015

virburnum

http://commons.wikimedia.or...catum1.jpg

antithesis

Posted 9:34 pm, 05/07/2015

Can you guys recommend a tree that won't grow over 6' tall, isn't too wide, is sparse at the bottom, and grows well in full sun? I'm looking for something to go in the middle of a flower bed.

I was looking at some Japanese maples, but they all get too big. So I'm thinking I might have to go with a bush, but I don't want anything that's big at the bottom because that will overwhelm the bed and kill the flowers.
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