Posted on February 13, 2020
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Crops in Tight Spots book review on the EARTHeim Garden Blog
Posted on January 22, 2019
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On the list of winter flowering shrubs, is witch-hazel (Hamamelis sp.). In the US we have two native witch hazels, Hamamelis virginiana and Hamamelis vernalis. Virginiana starts flowering in October to November. Vernalis flowers later starting in December. Vernalis also holds onto its leaves. My witch… Continue Reading “Witch hazel”
Category: Flora & FaunaTags: Garden Blog, hamamelis, hamamelis vernalis, hamamelis virginiana, Kentucky Native Plants, kentucky native shrubs, lexington kentucky landscape design, native eastern american shrubs, native shrubs, native witchhazel, witch hazel plant, Witch hazel shrub, witch hazel species
Posted on February 1, 2016
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When clients come to me for help they often express they just want to enjoy their garden and landscape and not have to work on it all the time. I completely understand, it’s hard to enjoy your garden when the only time spent in… Continue Reading “Ways a Gardener Can Help You”
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