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Eastern Redbud Tree Facts & Why to Plant Trees in Fall
- 17
- Sep
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Eastern redbud trees can be seen in many gardens all over the United States, and now that it’s time for the seasons to change again, you might be thinking of planting one in your own garden. Here are some fascinating facts about the Eastern Redbud tree, and just why you should consider planting them around […]
Selecting Proper Planting Area
- 05
- Sep
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When it comes to planting a garden, the most important factor to consider is the location. Whether you’re planting a flower garden full of perennials or annuals, or you want to plant a garden full of vegetables that you can harvest, the location you choose is crucial. It makes all the difference in the world […]
Magnolia Tree Facts
- 30
- Jul
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The Magnolia tree is the state flower for two states, Louisiana and Mississippi. There are only 50 states, but there are countless different flowers. Needless to say, the magnolia flower and the trees it grows on must be pretty spectacular. There are approximately 210 species of magnolia that differ in size, shape, color of the […]
Quaking Aspen Tree Facts
- 30
- Jul
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The Quaking Aspen tree, also called trembling aspen, is named for its distinctive leaves. Flat leaves are attached to branches with slender stalks called petioles, which quake or tremble in light breezes. It is a deciduous tree native to cooler areas of North America and is one of several species commonly called Aspen. If there […]
Butterfly Bush BiColor Facts
- 18
- Jul
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Buddleia davidii (more commonly known as the butterfly bush) is a deciduous shrub that grows quickly, requires minimal care, and blooms large flowers that grown in a spike-like formation. As the name suggests, the butterfly bush attracts all types of butterflies. While the bushes were once only available with single-colored blooms, including purple, pink, yellow, […]
Best Shade Trees for Nebraska
- 01
- Jul
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Perennials to Plant in the Midwest
- 13
- Jun
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If you live in the Midwest and you have been looking for some really amazing perennials to plant in your garden, then here are three terrific ideas to get you started. Big & Beautiful Perennials to Plant in the Midwest Peonies Peonies are huge flowering perennials that bloom in the springtime and continue all summer […]
Landscaping with Native Midwest Plants
- 21
- May
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With hot and humid summers and bone chillingly cold winters, landscaping in the Midwest can be tricky. However, by using plants that are native to the region, you can ensure that your landscape will always look beautiful. Landscaping with Native Midwest Plants Here’s a look at some of most durable native Midwest plants that can […]
Hydrangeas Perfect Companion Plants
- 26
- Apr
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It’s easy to understand why hydrangeas are so popular. Easy to grow and tolerant of sun and shade. Hydrangeas bring stunning foliage and big blossoms to your garden. Increase the enchantment of these flowering bushes by carefully selecting hydrangea companion plants. How to Pair Hydrangeas and Hostas? With the right planning, hostas and hydrangeas are […]
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