| Please recommend... ... any tree that is approx. 7 feet wide, drought tolerant in full sun, and would look well lined along the side of a 70 foot driveway that is not a crape myrtle ... a tree or shrub with more of a columnar look ( no wider than 3-4 feet and no taller than 8-10 feet) that would draw your eye up a little in 2 spots when interspersed along the back of a house with perennials and a vegetable garden Thank you so much for all of your quick and insightful responses. Mike |
| There are a number of small trees you can use for your landscape and the University of Tennessee has put together a publication, complete with descriptions and growing conditions to help you decide which is best for your own yard. Here's the web address: www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/spfiles/SP513.pdf Best wishes with your landscape! |
