by Jackie Overom | Nov 26, 2012 | Market News
By David Schreier Eastern White Pine: an Evergreen for all Seasons The Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) is widely planted throughout the eastern United States as a forest and timber tree and is commonly seen in home landscapes as an ornamental specimen tree with its...
by Jackie Overom | Oct 27, 2012 | Market News
By David Schreier ‘FireDance’ Dogwood, a feu de joie in the Winter Landscape The Dogwoods are among the most useful of hardy ornamental woody plants. They are adapted for many garden purposes, and grow well in acidic to neutral garden soil of abundant moisture that...
by Jackie Overom | Oct 8, 2012 | Market News
‘Autumn Revolution’ Bittersweet – An Improvement of a Beloved Native Vine By Dave Schreier We are often asked by our customers how to tell the difference between a male and female bittersweet vine, since only female vines produce the colorful fall berries. The answer...
by Chris Kaufenberg | Sep 1, 2012 | Market News
By Jackie Overom The Dwarf Burning Bush is a wonderful shrub hardy in our zone 4 climate. It grows in height to 5-6 feet and is 5-8 feet wide when mature. A very drought tolerant shrub that can be planted in the sun to light shade. Use it for borders, accents, or...
by Pahl's Market | Aug 1, 2012 | Market News
Blueberries: No Longer a Novelty Plant in the Home Garden Blueberries are relative newcomers to our gardens; virtually all available cultivars were developed in the twentieth century. Modern hybrid blueberries are often a cross between highbush and lowbush...
