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The previous owners of the Reid Estate at the corner of West Sycamore and South Wingate told us that this was the oldest Cherry Tree in Wake County (we can’t verify this). This tree was probably planted in 1926 when Dr. Reid built the house so it is soon to be 100. She is a very old girl but once a year in early spring she produces the most angelic whitish pink blossoms.
The twisted magnolia stands guard over the prayer garden behind the railroad tracks and hope floats in the air.
This tree stands out on the corner with a gracious spread and is just plain pretty to look at. It has beautiful delicate white flowers in spring and an elegant pleasing form when bare in the winter. It looks graced and elegant.
As people enter the historic Wake Forest Cemetery they are greeted by this magnificent tree which can serve to brighten the mood.
My daughter, Brooke, is nominating her favorite tree that she has named Birch. She is nominating Birch for the following reasons. "Birch is special because he will always be the perfect size for me. He is also beautiful in the spring and summer, and Birch has the perfect branches in winter for Christmas decorations!"