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Shrub Pruning Tips

Black Walnut allelopathy
and the toxin Juglone

 
Winter Garden Protection

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Correct planting of 
new trees & shrubs

Increasing Drought Tolerance.

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dastardly Lily beetle.

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January 9th, 2010, Outside My Window
the benefits of leaving clean up until spring.  Interesting stems and seed heads to decorate the snow.When designing a garden planting, winter should factor into your plans as much as the flowering season.  Bark colours, plant forms, grass plumes, tufted seedheads ...
Once the blanket of white envelopes everything, a winter garden can be just as interesting to look out onto than in summer.   Different, but beautiful in it's own more subtle way.

I leave most of my dead debris clean-up until late March just before the ground starts to thaw.  (Later in April the soil is saturated with water and a new 'Arnold's Promise' Witchhazel in January.  If all goes well it will be blooming by March.walking on it badly damages it's structure.) 

              Happy new year!        Evelyn

 

 

 


 

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