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Restoring Habitat with Charlotte Adelman and Bernard Schwartz’s Midwestern Native Shrubs and Trees

Categories Gardening Books, Landscape Trees, Woody Shrubs/Ornamentals Tags
Flowing dogwood and other indigenous woody shrubs and trees. | GardenersPath.com

If you are a gardener in the Midwest, this book is for you. It’s Adelman and Schwartz’s Midwestern Native Shrubs and Trees: Gardening Alternatives to Nonnative Species. Read our review on Gardener’s Path now to learn why this illustrated guide is a must-have horticultural resource.

Death by Black Walnut: The Facts on Juglone Toxicity

Categories Diseases and Pests, Landscape Trees Tags Black Walnut (Juglans nigra)
Is juglone toxicity from black walnuts a problem in your yard? | GardenersPath.com

Have you heard of juglone toxicity? This side effect of keeping black walnut trees may be killing your other plants. Learn what fruits and flowers can withstand living near the tree and how to properly treat sensitive plants with our owner’s guide on Gardener’s Path.

The Top 5 Reasons You Should Plant Mexican White Oak

Categories Landscape Trees Tags Drought Tolerant
Consider adding a Mexican White Oak tree to your landscape | GardenersPath.com

If a top university recommends this tree for its own campus, you know it’s gotta be good. We share five unbeatable reasons why you should plant a fast-growing and easy-care Monterrey oak tree in your landscape — learn more now at Gardener’s Path.

Leave the Butchery Behind: How to Properly Prune Crape Myrtle Trees

Categories Landscape Trees, Pruning, Weeding, and Maintenance Tags
Pink crape myrtle blooms on properly pruned tree | GardenersPath.com

The crape myrtle is celebrated for its abundant groupings of colorful and delicate flowers in hues from white to deep red. If you know anything about these trees, you know that pruning them is a subject of great debate. To learn the proper way to trim crape myrtle trees, read more now on Gardener’s Path.

4 Best Flowering Cherry Trees to Grow in the South

Categories Landscape Trees Tags Prunus
Top Cherry Trees for the South

If would take the better portion of a day to name every variety of cherry tree. All of them lovely and all originating from China and Japan. Some grow small and compact, others grow tall and provide shade, some produce cherries while others are strictly ornamental. All varieties of this flowering tree will grow well …

Read more4 Best Flowering Cherry Trees to Grow in the South

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