Search Results for 'Landscape'

Landscape gardening- creating and maintaining the greenery

The art of designing, creating and maintaining the greenery and green areas is commonly known as the landscape gardening. A house looks like a paradise if it is surrounded by a beautiful, well maintained garden. If you want to lend that b [...]

Posted On : Feb, 15 2012 | Comments : 0

Gardening Landscape Planting Guide - Guides To Making Your P...

The article aims to educate people on the importance of following landscape planting guides. Discussed below will be the different kinds of guides and the ways that it should be used. Getting Started Landscaping is an endeavour that t [...]

Posted On : Dec, 23 2011 | Comments : 0

Edible plants allow grazing in landscape

If limited time or garden space challenges you to decide between an ornamental landscape and a vegetable or fruit garden, you may want to look at both of these areas from a new perspective. The concept of incorporating edible plants [...]

Posted On : Mar, 11 2010 | Comments : 0

Grace your home landscape with versatile sasanqua

Those pretty plants you see blooming now in your neighbor’s yard are sasanquas. Sasanquas are one of the most useful and versatile plants that anyone can ever have in their home landscape. Sasanquas have rich, dark green foliage and w [...]

Posted On : Sep, 30 2009 | Comments : 0

Alternatives to Invasive Landscape Plants

Many of the most familiar plants in our gardens, fields, and even our forests are not native to New Hampshire . Over the last 400 years or so, immigrants have brought plants from their countries of origin, importing such specimens as Japane [...]

Posted On : Feb, 19 2009 | Comments : 0

Mum's the word for every landscape

This time of the year, "mum" is the word at Mississippi State University's Truck Crops Experiment Station in Crystal Springs, and it certainly should be at your home, too. We have hundreds of species of flowers from salvias to ros [...]

Posted On : Sep, 25 2008 | Comments : 0

Only the strong survive: Lake Elmo plot a laboratory for new...

Harold Pellett is perhaps the northern gardener's best friend, having dedicated his nearly 40-year career to breeding landscape plants capable of surviving harsh winters, sandy soils and a number of other challenging growing conditions comm [...]

Posted On : May, 03 2008 | Comments : 0

Hungry insects devour landscape plants

ecently a landscaper brought me a bag of crape myrtle leaves that looked like they'd seen a shredder. Inside the bag were several insects with a blue/gray waxy coating. Closer inspection showed they were "Sri Lanka" weevils - a ne [...]