By Matt Gibson & Erin Marissa Russell Gardeners in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 8 have the option of common witch hazel as a small autumn-blooming tree or privacy shrub with a rounded crown that is naturally resistant to insects and disease because it is a native plant, … [Read more...]
How to Grow Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii)
By Matt Gibson The butterfly bush is a lovely deciduous shrub with hefty masses of flowers in the form of long, pointed trusses ranging from white to pink, lavender and deep purple. The fast-growing, low-maintenance shrub is hardy to USDA zones five through nine and is a great … [Read more...]
How to Fight Phytophthora Crown, Collar, and Root Rot in Trees
By Erin Marissa Russell Have you just started a garden in your new home only to learn to your dismay that the yard has been plagued with Phytophthora in the past? If so, or if you’re just looking for the best ways to identify, treat, and prevent Phytophthora crown, collar, … [Read more...]
132 Juglone Tolerant Plants That Can Grow Near Black Walnut Trees
By Erin Marissa Russell If your property includes a black walnut tree, you’re likely familiar with black walnut toxicity and the difficulty of keeping plants near your black walnut tree alive. However, you may not be aware that some plants are not as susceptible to black … [Read more...]
The Best Way to Grow an Almond Tree
Almonds are great to grow in your own garden. You can use them as lavish ornamentals when in bloom or as a treat when you’re in the mood for some scrumptious nuts. The list of its beneficial uses goes on. The marriage of nutritional properties and … [Read more...]
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