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New Trees, Shrubs and Sod
New Trees, Shrubs and Sod

…2nd or 3rd year. Wood Chips and Bark Mulch - Put a large mulched circle over the roots, but do not mound bark mulch up around the trunk of trees. Trees and shrubs grown under mulch develop stronger roots and are healthier…

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Pruning Grafted Trees and Shrubs
Pruning Grafted Trees and Shrubs

Plants specially bred for bigger flowers or delicious fruits are often very poor growers. So buds or branches are grafted onto a vigorous genetic root stock which improves the growth of the whole plant.

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Pruning Shrubs in Early Spring
Pruning Shrubs in Early Spring

Usually we do this to make them look better, bloom better or to remove dead and broken branches. The ones that can be pruned early are those which have flower buds on the new growth made this year (called first year wood).

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Green Homes Special Series: Part Nine: Window Treatments

…Draperies. Their ability to reduce heat loss and gain depends on fabric type and color. For example, the University of Florida found that medium-colored draperies with white-plastic backings reduced heat gains by 33 percent. High…

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Tree Planting

…However, some mass marketers have trees and shrubs that are not winter hardy in the area sold…
…placing the hose at the trunk of the tree. Mulch around the tree. A 3-foot diameter circle of mulch is common. Depending on the size of the…

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Tree Care

…decompose and make natural compost. At least as far as your aesthetic sensibilities can stand it. One trick: If you have ground cover, the leaves of autumn will disappear under the plants by spring and turn into compost which is a rich source of beneficial…

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Fire-Safe Landscaping

…10 feet. Place shrubs at least 20 feet from…
…between islands of shrubs and plant groups to…
…roadways. Use rock, mulch, flower beds and gardens as ground cover for bare spaces and…
… Fire-resistant shrubs include hedging roses…

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Garden Design for Small Spaces

…but crushed stone, mulch, or ground cover will do fine. Add some…
…a low screen of lacy shrubs or an open delicate fence…
…flowers, mixed with shrubs and trees, often vegetables…
…consider enlarging it with shrubs and flowering trees and…

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Tree and Shrub Planting Instructions

…plant is well established. Step Six Apply a two- to four-inch layer of bark mulch around the plant's base to control weeds and retain moisture. Keep mulch away from the stem of the plant to prevent decaying on hard wood stems. Step…

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Energy=Efficient Windbreaks

…on a house is to put a row of evergreen shrubs right in front of the wall. They will…
…combined with deciduous trees or large shrubs to break up the force of the wind. A…
…is left open. There are three rows. Shrubs on the outside, deciduous trees next…

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