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The soil in the Upper Midwest is obviously rich, because the region is bursting with colorful flowers on trees and shrubs and in perennial gardens.
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The soil in the Upper Midwest is obviously rich, because the region is bursting with colorful flowers on trees and shrubs and in perennial gardens.
Add red and purple colors to your garden One of the hues in the landscape that catches the eye is the purple or red shades of foliage. Written By: By John Zvirovski, Jamestown Sun Garden Editor | 7:00 am, May 22, 2021 × The red leaves on the Royalty crabapple add a new dimension to the landscape and offer deep pink flowers as an added bonus in spring. John Zvirovski / The Sun The season is now getting into full swing in the garden. With the past warm week, plants are starting to pop out of the ground and the ones that are already up are beginning to grow quickly. Add so...
Is it time to get rid of this 20-year-old tree? "Fielding Questions" columnist Don Kinzler advises a reader on their "love-hate relationship" with a Canada Red Cherry tree, and also answers questions about changing hydrangea colors and the best way to know the temperature of soil. Written By: Don Kinzler | × A reader asks if this Canada Red Cherry, with a large frost crack in its trunk and other problems, should be replaced. Special to The Forum Q: I have a love-hate relationship with a 20-year-old Canada Red Cherry tree that was planted in a rock island in my fro...
Is it time to get rid of this 20-year-old tree? "Fielding Questions" columnist Don Kinzler advises a reader on their "love-hate relationship" with a Canada Red Cherry tree, and also answers questions about changing hydrangea colors and the best way to know the temperature of soil. Written By: Don Kinzler | × A reader asks if this Canada Red Cherry, with a large frost crack in its trunk and other problems, should be replaced. Special to The Forum Q: I have a love-hate relationship with a 20-year-old Canada Red Cherry tree that was planted in a rock island in my fro...
"Fielding Questions" columnist Don Kinzler advises a reader on their "love-hate relationship" with a Canada Red Cherry tree, and also answers questions about changing hydrangea colors and the best way to know the temperature of soil.