Bitternut Hickory – North American Trees This is an excerpt from the Book called “NATIVE TREES FOR NORTH AMERICAN LANDSCAPES “ . Continue reading to learn more about Bitternut Hickory – North American Trees, thanks to the author. Carya Cordiformis BITTERNUT HICKORY DESCRIPTION: Bitternut hickory, or simply bitternut, is one of the so-called pecan hickories (section […]

Bitternut Hickory – North American Trees This is an excerpt from the Book called “NATIVE TREES FOR NORTH AMERICAN LANDSCAPES “ . Continue reading to learn more about Bitternut Hickory – North American Trees, thanks to the author. Carya Cordiformis BITTERNUT HICKORY DESCRIPTION: Bitternut hickory, or simply bitternut, is one of the so-called pecan hickories (section

The Junipers – All About Trees This is an excerpt from the Book called “Trees Shrubs & Hedges FOR YOUR HOME”.Continue reading to learn more about The Junipers – All About Trees, thanks to the author. The Junipers Juniperus The junipers are enduring evergreen trees, shrubs, and ground covers with needlelike or scale like leaves that

Getting Started With Fruit Trees This is an excerpt from the Book Called “The Backyard Orchardist”  Continue reading to learn more about Getting Started With Fruit Trees, thanks to the author. Enjoying Fruit Trees In Your Landscape  The lore and love of fruit trees has been with us for many generations. Johnny Appleseed, pioneer of

Loose Garden Surfaces This is an excerpt from the Book called “Paths & Paving “. Continue reading to learn more about Loose Garden Surfaces, thanks to the author. Loose Surfaces  Loose materials, whether gravel, stone or bark chippings, are inexpensive, simple to lay, and the ideal choice for areas that incorporate curves-loose materials fill even the

Boundaries This is an excerpt from the Book called “Gardenalia” by Sally Coulthard. Continue reading to learn more about Boundaries , thanks to the author. Good fences make good neighbors. But there’s more to garden boundaries than marking out your territory.  Boundaries are intriguing places—they are the lines that separate public spaces from private, wild from

Wildlife Garden This is an excerpt from the Book called “Small family gardens“ by Caroline Tilston. Continue reading to learn more about Wildlife Garden , thanks to the author. Design Brief  Encourage bees, hoverflies and butterflies  Work with the environment and the soil  Features  Borders arranged like hedgerows  Small wildlife pond   Wild bee houses  A