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The silver maple is very similar to the red maple. The difference is that its leaves turn yellow or brown, not red, in autumn. Sometimes, the trunks are hollow which creates space for wildlife to live in.
Plant at least 10 feet from sidewalks, driveways and foundation as the roots spread abundantly. Fast-growing tree. Flowers early in Spring. Prune branches to prevent ice damage. Not tolerant of high pH or soil compaction Moderate to high pollution tolerance.
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Experience the warmth, comfort, and stimulation of white pine uses, including clearing airways, boosting immunity, and treating common ailments with its rich vitamin C content.
Don't let winter weather damage your koi pond! Keep your pond ecosystem in check with these helpful tips on cleaning out debris, balancing water levels and keeping ice from closing off gas exchange with special cold water bacteria and fish food.
This is a super interesting video of a slide presentation for anybody interested in Ottawa’s garden history dating back to the 1800’s
The northern red oak is one of the most important trees for timber development in North America. Discover more facts on the Red Oak.
My next big chore is to protect my roses. All of my roses are hardy, and most are on their own roots, so they do not need a lot of help.
Grow Early Goldenrod, Solidago juncea, a resilient herbaceous perennial with bright yellow flowers. This adaptable wildflower of the Asteraceae family withstands poor, dry soils and full sun, and with minimal maintenance, can fill spaces with its profusion of flowers and slen,der shrub-like appearance. Learn when and how to care for it and how to distinguish it from its cousins!
Climbing hydrangeas are great because they can be grown in any climate and add beauty to any landscape, and they are also easy to care for.
I am very excited at how well my calendula oil turned out. I used grapeseed oil as my carrier oil this time.
Discover the benefits of saving your own seeds, from cost savings to preserving biodiversity. Learn how and when to save seeds for a successful garden.
Oh, Borage, I love this herb! I am hoping that you will try planting it next year in your garden or in pots.
My calendula is producing flowers at a good rate and beginning to set seeds. It is a great plant for pollinators and plant it with tomatoes.
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