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Category Archives: Trees
This Week in the Garden- May 13, 2013
Spring is my busiest time in the garden. Planning new areas, planting new plants and getting on top of the weeds feels like a lot. Last week I planted 7 new trees and several shrubs which, for any of you … Continue reading
Posted in Trees, Shrubs
Tagged Magnoila Stellata, Fothergilla Gardenii, My Catskill spring garden
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The Value of Small Ornamental Trees
“The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now.” Chinese proverb When I bought my 1840s farmhouse I inherited half a dozen 150-foot-plus trees. A couple of the evergreen trees posed a … Continue reading
Posted in Trees
Tagged Amelanchier Canadensis, Cercis-forrest-pansy, Chionanthus Virginicus- fringe tree, Cornus Mas, Dr. Merill magnolia, how to space trees when planting, Magnolia Ann, Magnolia stellata – star magnolia, Malus Donald Wyman -Crabapple tree, native small trees, Prunus subhirtella-Autumnalis -Higan Cherry, Small Ornamental Trees, The Value of Small Ornamental Trees
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