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Southern gardeners are contemplating pruning their crapemyrtles right now.
Personally, I think whacking them into a knob is the ugliest thing you can do to this beautiful plant. It's simple to just remove twigs that are smaller than your little finger, prune out
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How are the color of your walls making you feel?
Science cannot explain why each person perceives the same color differently, due to this fact we all have different emotional associations with colors that is what makes it personal and
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What do you like about your garden in winter?
I like deciduous trees. Find out more, read my post The Garden in Winter at www.ericaglasener.com
If you are looking for holiday gift ideas, a gift certificate to a local nursery or a membership to a public garden in
your region will be well received by gardeners. I'm hoping someone will give me a membership to the Garden Conservancy http://www.gardenconservancy.org/
Holiday Decor, here is a brown & blue tree that I installed last week.
We bought flocking & sprayed the old tree to create a lovely new look. What do you think, are these post beneficial? Does anyone care?....Just askin
Plants to add to your garden now (Zone 7) for winter blooms.
Daphne odora and what about Japanese flowering apricot (Prunus mume). You can grow Daphne in a container or in the ground, evergreen and verrrrrrry fragrant flowers!