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Scientists have shown to be true what JRR Tolkien only imagined in the Lord of the Rings: giant, slow-reproducing trees play an outsized role in the growth and health of old forests. Source: Tolkien was right: giant trees have towering role in protecting forests | Environment | The Guardian
From a stately Scottish elm to a might Russian oak, competitors for the title of European tree of the year do their nations proud. Source: The five: trees of the year | Environment | The Guardian
Some homeowners bring double story trees inside to create a discussion-worthy focal point or some elect to create a living wall, an artistic arrangement of plants that fill interior space as would pictures or tapestries. Source: Feeling Stressed? Bring some plants inside | Love Your Plants
Ever wonder what your landscape would look like without trees? For starters, there would be less shade to enjoy on those hot, sunny days. Leafy trees, especially those along south and east exposures, also protect your home from the sun and help minimize electric bills caused by running your air conditioner. In the winter, they […]
The best time of year to prune a shrub depends on what kind of plant it is. That’s one of the many good reasons to identify the shrubs in your yard. In general, timing your pruning isn’t as complicated as many homeowners fear. Here are some general tips and words of wisdom from the pros. […]
Walking outside is having a moment, helping us clear our heads of coronavirus worries and breathe some fresh air. Source: Walking is the calming, restorative activity we need right now | MNN – Mother Nature Network
During the coronavirus pandemic, many people who aren’t essential workers find themselves spending a lot more time at home…There are people taking walks around the neighborhood or in any parks that are still open, eager to soak in the sun and greenery. You can hear birds singing as coworkers sit in their backyards during Zoom […]
Simple question. Not a simple answer. The complexity of the answer stems from the fact that the conditions of each landscape make each situation unique. Desert-friendly landscaping obviously requires a lot less water than the lush landscapes of Florida. But even within moderate climates, the amount of water shrubs require is dependent on the local […]
Every gardener has experienced it: that sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when you discover plants which just yesterday looked lush and beautiful now looking damaged, struggling, or even dead. It’s a discouraging feeling for sure. But the only thing you can do is find out what went wrong, and what you can […]