Re: Restraint- Ceres?

In a message dated 5/31/05 10:00:09 PM, Aplfgcnys@aol.com writes:

<< The liriodendron "tulip tree" is a beautiful tree.  The trunks are 
the straightest in the forest - they grow tall and very straight, and
high-branched.  I don't know how fast they grow, but know they 
become the tallest, most striking trees in the forest around here.
The flowers are   pretty, but not easily seen, because they are
usually so high up in the trees.  >>

Auralie, a perfect description however mine is not high-branched yet  but 
perfect form and I love the shape of the leaf.  I always miss the bloom.  Mine 
was a replacement to one of the trees that we lost in the tornado of 98' and 
after seeing the long row of mature ones planted at McCormick estate in Chicago 
(now called something else which I can't recall).  It does get very tall but I 
allowed for that.
    Ceres

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