Ottawa is using more native species of trees in the parks,
because they are better suited to the climate than a lot of imports.
This is a serviceberry, although I have never seen any berries on them.
10 months ago
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6 comments:
Nature is the best artist!
Very pretty
Nature IS the best artist. I certainly have to agree and aren't the colors scrumptious. I wonder what the berries would look like?
What gorgeous autumn colours!
I left behind a serviceberry in Bala. So sad. Thanks for sharing this one.
oh so pretty...wish we had those colors...
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