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In this video, Craig talks about and demonstrates how he prunes our mango trees. The best time to prune a mango tree is right after harvesting the last fruit...
Prunus lusitanica (Portugal Laurel) is a beautiful evergreen shrub or small tree native to the Iberian Peninsula. It features glossy dark green leaves, deep rhubarb-colored stems, and fragrant white flowers in late spring.
Growing your own peaches can be a delicious project for any gardener. The first thing you have to do is choose a peach pit that will germinate and produce a tree suitable for your area. Next, you have to clean the pit (ideally even remove...
Crepe myrtles are summer flowering trees admired for their vibrant pink, red, purple, and white blossoms. Their natural beauty, resilience, and minimal need for tending make them a welcome addition to any yard or garden. Since the trees...
If you're growing a persimmon tree, you will need to learn to prune it. Regular pruning of a persimmon tree will help to develop a strong frame for the tree. This is especially important in light of the brittle nature of the wood and the...
Mulberry trees are large members of the Moraceae family that range in height from 30-50 feet. While some mulberries come in the form of small bushes, the fruit-bearing types are large trees. They are known to be hardy, self-pollinating,...
Trimming maple trees is much like pruning any other deciduous tree. The main difference is that you should prune these trees in the summer rather than winter so that they don't lose as much sap. With younger trees, cut off branches to...
Located in West Jordan, Utah the Conservation Garden Park showcases waterwise landscaping examples as well as interactive educational exhibits on how to achieve a waterwise landscape.
Weeping cherry blossoms make a terrific focal point in the landscape, with their black limbs holding up an umbrella-shaped crown of flowers.
Hackberry - celtis, 40-60H, shade, pyramidal branching, fruit for wildlife, adapatable
Photographed in Point Pelee National Park, Ontario.
Common Hackberry- Celtis occidentalis- Ulmaceae
I would grow this perennial just for it's steel blue-gray foliage; additionally, because it's the star of the winter garden!
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Magnolias are beautiful but dense trees that can grow to magnificent heights. It may be tempting to prune back an overgrown magnolia, but generally, magnolias don't respond well to heavy pruning. In fact, removing too many branches can...
