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Plant bio: Black Gum (Nyssa sylvatica)
Plant bio: Black Gum (Nyssa sylvatica) written by Kate Wilson Black Gum has only recently come across my nerdy plant loving radar. And I’m so glad it has, because it is now in my top 5 favorite trees of all … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Gardening, Landscape, Low maintenance, trees
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Old Shrubs, New Uses
by Kate Wilson It always amazes me how preferred landscaping styles can inspire such controversy. And I’m not here to condone one way or the other; but rather to encourage and hopefully inspire. Whatever your preference, own it. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Gardening, Landscape, perennials, trees
Tagged gardening, grasses, landscape, Oakland Nursery, perennials, Plants, Trees
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Scents of the Holiday Season
by Kate Wilson My colleagues and I were discussing our favorite smelling Christmas tree as they started rolling into the nursery the other day. And while it’s still a toss-up between Balsam Fir and Douglas Fur – both having a … Continue reading
Spring Snow
by Kate Wilson I like living in Ohio and having four seasons. There is of course good and bad – the random weather changes for example. Keeping us on our toes and remind us that we, as humans, cannot control … Continue reading
Five Native Spring-Flowering Trees
by Kate Wilson Not sure what all the native plant hype is about? That’s okay. I’ll let you in on it: besides the whole ecological, good steward of the landscape angle it also makes good practical sense. Native plants are … Continue reading