Old Trees Won’t Come Back Next Week
Here in Woodstock, N. Y. can be seen as one more horrible example of the meaningless destruction of scenic beauty by real estate “operators.” Garden clubs, civic groups, and nature-minded
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They Look Like Hibiscus – The Hollyhock Old But Charming
“Why does it look like a hibiscus,” said an admirer of the tropical-looking bloom. But when she had observed it more closely, she said, “But it’s only an old hollyhock.”
Fungus and Insect Enemies Of The Plum
The plum has certain characteristic enemies, both fungi and insects. One fungus begins to attack the plant soon after its bloom is shed. The young fruit soon develops a “plum
Brilliant, Rich, Yellow Petalled Chinese Witch Hazel
Shrubs flowering outdoors in mid-winter are scarcely the usual thing in our gardens, and this small group holds great value for the colder parts of the country. One of the
Building Trellises: Points To Remember In The Value Of Trellises
Never underestimate the value of trellises. They provide an excellent way to gain color and greenery in confined areas. They can be practical or pictorial; they will often be both.
Limited Space Planting: How To Do It And What Plants To Use
If your planting space is limited and you love small plants, classic charm, and the outdoors, why not try a miniature garden? There is no reason why you can’t have
Snow On The Ground But Spring Inside
There may be snow on the ground outside, but it can be spring inside your home. Even in the dead of winter, the blossoms of apple, cherry, magnolia, and forsythia
Holly Hardiness
Much has been written in recent months on hardiness. The many facets of the term have been discussed with explanations of each, but I suspect there will continue to be
Just A Few Branches For Forcing
Many kinds of tree and shrub branches will come into leaf and bloom quickly ahead of the season if special attention is given to their preparation. The best time to
The Friendly Vines: Accommodating Garden Subjects
Vines accommodate garden subjects. They’ll adorn a trellis, arbor, or pergola built especially for them. Or they’ll drape gracefully over an old stump, rock pile, fence, or shed, transforming an eyesore