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		<title>Washington Thorn Trees</title>
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Of the several hundred species of hawthorns native over the entire United States, one stands out prominently as an excellent ornamental tree. It is Crataegus phaenopyrum, the Washington Thorn which does well all across the country.
Seldom is this tree found growing more than 30 feet high. In fact, the largest tree on record, according to [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Flowering Dogwood Trees</title>
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The Flowering Ornamental Dogwood&#160;
If there is one American plant truly deserving of recommendation for ornamental use over a greater part of the United States, it is the flowering dogwood.
Commonly distributed in the woodlands over half the country at least, Cornus florida has been a highly valued ornamental since colonial times, and justly so.
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