The lichen makes a great covering as it reaches all the way up the tree. One more view a bit closer from the left or west side. From here this tree looks almost like an umbrella covering a large area unlike the ash trees next to it that keeps its branches closer to the trunk. I really like this look of drooping branches.Īnd another view from the left or west side of the tree. The smaller branches coming off the arms all droop down. You can see the long arms of the side branches that really spread out. This is the back or north side of the maple tree. I like the look of tree bark in monochrome. Both pictures of the bark are in black and white. Then when you move up the tree the bark smooths out.
#Mapletree gardens cracked
I really like how the lower part of the tree bark is cracked but not really grooved. I was more of a coral color this summer and now it is turning a golden color. This fungus is unsightly but rarely deadly to the tree.Įven the lichen on the treeis changing color which I never noticed before. And this cluster has less of the Tar Spot fungus, those black spots on the leaves. I find it interesting that it appears in the same spot around the same time. Every year, this area of red leaves appears on my maple. Here are the leaves up close from September. You can see the red just beginning on a few areas of the maple….and that lighter green color. I am linking in with and Leafy for her Tree Followingmeme that happens around the 7th of every month as I chronicle what has been happening to my beloved maple tree in my garden as summer turns to fall.
#Mapletree gardens full
Not in full fall dress yet, but just beginning. If the weather cools enough in late summer, early fall the maple leaves will begin to turn red here and there.Īnd this year has been that perfect slow time for the maple to turn its amazing colors. And in late August or early September, depending on the weather, it will begin to almost leach out its bright green color becoming lighter. It is the first tree to flower in spring, and the last to lose its leaves in fall. Once my maple tree leafs out, it casts a canopy of luminescent green leaves all summer long cooling large areas of the garden. This beautifully kept property offers comfortable living, a convenient location and amenities to make anyone feel at home.The wonder is that we can see these trees and not wonder more. Public transportation options are available on Glenmont Drive or a few minutes away on Renwick Drive. The Southwest Freeway is also just minutes away, offering access to all that Houston has to offer.
Some spots that are less than a mile away include: The Champion pizza, Cosmos Disco, Grocers Supermarket, Family Dollar Store and Imperial Pharmacy. Located on Glenmont Drive, this community is blocks away from shopping and dining. Mapletree Gardens is also in the Houston School District, being in close proximity to Cunningham Elementary, Long Middle School and Bellaire High School. Located on the grounds of this property are three large laundry rooms and a fully equipped business center. Cats and dogs are welcome, although there are rules and restrictions that apply. These amenities include: frost-free refrigerators, spacious pantries, cooling ceiling fans, plush wall-to-wall carpeting, privacy blinds and walk-in closets. Square footage varies based on floor plan, and there are many amenities that come standard with each unit. Mapletree Gardens in Houston, TX has spacious floor plans with one or two bedrooms to choose from.
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