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October 27, 2005
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National NewsFrom NGA EditorsRed-Stemmed Willow Adds Beauty to the Winter Garden It's often difficult to find color in the winter garden, especially in northern climates. One of the best ways to introduce color during this dark season is to grow trees and shrubs with brightly... Calcium Fertilizer Helps Trees Survive WinterWith winter around the corner, many gardeners will be preparing their landscape plants for the coming cold temperatures. With an estimated 1 million urban trees worldwide dying each year from... Practical Science for GardenersFall and winter are great times of year to "bone up" on your garden reading. In addition to the books on designing your garden and growing specialty plants, pick up this new book by English author... Appreciation for Nature Begins in ChildhoodMany gardeners can trace their love of plants and nature back to childhood memories of gardening with relatives or friends. New research from Washington State University confirms what many... |
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