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You should not plant an Oak tree next to your house

May 13, 2016 By Renee 6 Comments

Oaks (Quercus)  are majestic and beautiful. They can tower upwards of 100′ tall and drop tons of acorns in a year. When an Oak reaches about 20-30 years old, it will start producing acorns. After about 40 years, the Oak trees will “abundantly” start producing. I can attest to this because the first fall in our current home, we raked and […]

Filed Under: Garden Plants, Gardening Tips Tagged With: Oak tree, Quercus, Red Oak, White Oak

Pachysandra terminalis (Japanese Spurge) a Groundcover to be Controlled

May 12, 2016 By Renee Leave a Comment

Pachysandria terminalis Japanese Spurge a groundcover to be controlled

Pachysandra terminalis a groundcover that can be invasive and must be controlled in zones 4-9

Filed Under: Garden Plants Tagged With: gardening, Ground Cover, invasive plant, japanese spurge, Pachysandra Terminalis

Beefsteak Begonia in the Home and Garden

February 23, 2016 By Renee 21 Comments

Beefsteak Begonia

Beefsteak Begonia (Begonia erythrophylla) will grow in the home or in the garden.

Filed Under: Garden Plants Tagged With: Beefsteak Begonia, Begonia

Parlor Palm

February 19, 2016 By Renee Leave a Comment

   Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea elegans)(Neanthe bella) is an easy to care for house plant that will grow in low light conditions in your home or office and in the shade and humidity of summer. I was given a scrawny Parlor Palm that my girl friend gave me in 2014. The palm is still in the same […]

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Variegated Vinca (Vinca major ‘Variegata’) in the Garden

February 10, 2016 By Renee 11 Comments

Variegated Vinca (Vinca major 'Variegata') in the Garden

Variegated Vinca Major in the garden as a spiller and a plant that needs to be controlled if planted in the ground

Filed Under: Garden Plants Tagged With: garden plant, Gardening tips, invasive plant, vinca

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