| | Plant This Arborvitae Instead of Alberta Spruce |
Dwarf Alberta spruce is a very popular choice for a conical shrub to flank an entryway. Its slow rate of growth, dense needles and ease of care make it such. The problem is that its popularity makes it a boring and predictable choice, and you want your garden to look distinctive. For a less common but just as fitting option, try 'Filip's Magic Moment' arborvitae. | |
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Can You Plant Arborvitae in the Fall?
In general, fall is the best season to plant shrubs (among most other types of plants, too). Of course, there are always exceptions to the rule, and many gardeners seem to count arborvitae among them. We address the question here.
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Grow Vegetables to Harvest in the Coming Cold
"Lettuce" have fresh salad greens this fall and winter! Get tips on planning and planting your fall vegetable garden of cool-season crops in Growing Edibles in Small Spaces, a free download from Horticulture and PlantersPlace.com.
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Choose Foundation Shrubs to Suit Your Home
Plants and garden styles come in and out of popularity, just as home styles do, too. If you've ever wondered what plants may have graced your property when your home was first built, you can find out in American Home Landscapes. This fascinating book traces the history of garden design in America, from the Colonial days right up to the last decades of the 20th century. Use it to create a garden that's authentic to your home's period or to evoke the look of your favorite past era.
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