What is the prettiest tree?
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"Prettiest" is a very subjective term.\n\nPersonally, I find that a fully mature American Elm tree is very pleasing.  One of the best shade trees you can have.  Sadly nearly wiped out in most of North America by Dutch Elm Disease.\n\nThe African Baobab is also very cool, with the massive central pillar that looks like it could withstand dinosaurs.\n\nHuge Douglas Fir and California Redwoods will fill you with awestruck majesty, especially when taken en masse in an ancient forest.  It's too bad there's so few of them left because someone decided they make nice picnic tables.\n\nBald Cypress in a deep florida or Louisiana swamp is another tree that will conjure images of dinosaurs.\n\nHeck, about the only tree I don't like is the Black Ash (Fraxinus niger) now that's an ugly tree.
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my favorite color is blue...i've always liked it and it looks good with my skintone.  my favorite plant?? probably a cactus because it takes me quite awhile to effectively kill it.
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Which ever one looks the best at the time I come across them. They are are beautiful!
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Good frickin question. Let me know where I can find the trees!
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the beautiful island/ pretty island
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clouds would be very pretty
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bamboo trees ext..lol
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Fraser fir will be a good tree. They have short, soft needles that stay on better than almost any other.\n\nTo keep your tree nice as long as possible, cut an inch off the bottom just before bringing it inside. Put it in water and don't let it dry out. The tree will take up a lot of water for the first 24 hours.\n\nThere is a product from "Naturally Safe Technologies" that will help your tree last and makes it somewhat fire resistant. It comes in a packet looks like a Kool-Aid pack. If you can find it, use that in the water.
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a tree called Pawlonia is the one that is recomended and the World bank pays subsidies to farmers who reforrest with these trees, under their program for capturing carbon and the production of oxigen.\na good general rule for plants is to look for plants with big leaves,and this varies with climatic conditions
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gorgeous-hermosa\nbeautiful-bella\nprecious- preciosa\npretty-bonita\ncute-linda, chula\nhandsome-guapa,guapo
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LOTS and LOTS of pretty ones here ...\n\nhttp://www.naturephotosonline.com/npo_main.htm
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Elm,hickory, beech and maple trees to name a few. At least this is the link I found.
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Just like some people said, big tree are more easy to attach wind...people like to talk about BIG people, that's why :)
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The tallest tree ever measured was the Australian mountain ash that stood over 375 feet high - this is the tallest flowering plant and it is thought that the reason that most are not this tall these days is that they are managed by cutting them down - the world's tallest tree at present is the coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) now only found in northern California
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We have a 7 ft. artificial tree. I just bought this one. I always decorate my tree with blue and silver garland and glass ornaments. I also add the Hallmark ornaments my daughters get each year. I got a pre-lit tree this year so there's one thing I won't have to deal with...lol. My girls might finally be able to help with putting the angel on top.
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prettiest girl on earth??????????  sorry......
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It appears to be a tree, native to Australia.