Hello Team, I have a short, lacy flowered tree in my front yard. The first picture attached shows a blue arrow pointing to the tree from last summer. My first question is: what kind of tree is this? What is the name of this breed? Last fall there was a harsh storm that cracked off a big branch of the tree. The red arrow in the first picture is pointing to the branch that cracked off in the storm. The second picture was taken from my front door today and shows that the missing area is very noticeable from the side, not so noticeable from the front. The tree trunk is also leaning quite a bit away from the door. My second question is: is this tree salvageable? What can I do to make it straight again? What can I do to make the missing branch less noticeable? The bees like this tree a lot and I would like to keep it because it is so beautiful, but I am nervous that it is beyond saving at this point. I am nervous that more branches are going to crack off. They bend down pretty low as you can see in the second picture. Even more so when flowering. Is there a way to fix that? The third picture is the best picture I have of the lacy flowers that I think will help identify the tree. Sorry, I don't have great pictures of the tree close up from last year. It would be great to know the name of the tree so that I could re-plant it if need be. Thank you for your help! Alexa