Screening Plants
You will need to consider the following:
-The length and width of the area to be screened.
-The desired height of the screening.
-The amount of sunlight the area receives.…

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March 25th, 2009 by Mike Yeager
You will need to consider the following:
-The length and width of the area to be screened.
-The desired height of the screening.
-The amount of sunlight the area receives.…
Tags: arbovitae, colorado blue spruce, colorado spruce, conifers, cornus, hemlock, holly, ilex opaca, juniper, juniperus, norway spruce, picea abies, picea glauca, picea omorika, picea pungens, pinus strobus, pseudotsuga menziesii, salix, screening, syringa, thuja, tsuga canadensis, white spruce
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March 17th, 2009 by Mike Yeager
Buying quality plants is not as easy as it looks on the surface. When you go into a nursery everything looks great. How do you know you are purchasing quality? …
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March 17th, 2009 by Mike Yeager
Dig the hole twice the width of the root ball (container) and a little deeper – about half as deep as the root ball. If the soil is very poor,…
Tags: planting, planting instructions, watering, watering instructions
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March 17th, 2009 by Mike Yeager
Different choices create different results. Why does it matter? What is the difference between mulches and why should you care.
In the northeast we have a selection of mulches commonly…
Tags: cedar mulch, dyed mulch, hard wood mulch, mulch, soft wood mulch
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