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Articles related to "Pinus Strobus"
White Pine (Pinus strobus) White pine is a source of medicine, inspiration, building materials, and the pleasant concoction known as pine needle tea. white pine • pinus strobus • pine needle tea • pine needle salve • medicinal use of pine
The Golden Staircase, Part I One day in July, my father and I set out on a canoe and hiking trip to explore an alternate route into the jewel in the crown of Central Ontario's wilderness, Algonquin Provincial Park. central ontario • algonquin provincial park • dividing lake • white pine • pinus strobus
Identifying North American Pine Trees Pines belong to the conifers, with evergreen needles and cones. Sorting the pines from among its relatives, the firs, spruces and hemlocks, is not difficult. sugar pine • bristlecone pine • lodgepole pine • pitch pine • jack pine
Showy Winter Cones You don't need berries or blossoms to create winter interest. These conifers have showy cones that provide interest and contrast to a winter garden landscape. winter interest • pine cones • conifer • showy cones • evergreen trees
Prelude to a Riot The Boston Tea Party wasn’t the only rebellion against unfair taxes. New Hampshire men staged their own protest. Read all about it here! white pine • pine tree riot • ebenezer mudgett • weare • dunbarton
Foliage -- The Living Palette Part 2 As I write, an icy rain beats relentlessly on my sleeping USDA zone 7 garden. This makes it doubly pleasurable to turn my mind to the many nuances of foliage. Let's explore more facets of our living palette. leaves • composition • shape • color • colour
Squirrels Often Eat Pine Nuts and Maple Sap Squirrels have many food plants. Closely related plants respond differently to squirrel feeding: Some are injured, others helped by the relationship. gray squirrel • abert's squirrel • pitch pine • silver maple • norway maple
Black Currant Black currants are experiencing a popularity now: an example of edible landscaping with great benefits! ribes • currants • herbs • herb gardening • growing herbs
Trees: The Gift of Love Suggests an interesting way for gardeners and others to give gifts that keep giving and also aid the environment. flowers • foliage • trees • shrubs • forsythia
Be Your Own Herbal Expert - Part 5 In this fifth session of the Be Your Own Herbal Expert series, we will find out how to help ourselves and our families with herbal vinegars, one of the green blessings of the Wise Woman Way. herbs • herbal • medicine • mint • sage
Form in the Garden - Part 2 Last week, I used the simple shapes in the title graphic to illustrate massing based the "magic triangle" concept. Playing with these shapes will help you develop good bones for your garden. But, what plants can be used to make these shapes in the garden? A simple answer is that many will. You aren't limited to evergreens, although they are in my mind since it is winter in my USDA zone 7 garden. shade • gardening • shade garden • shape • form
COPING WITH THE AFTERMATH OF THE ICE MONSTER The winter of 1998-1999 was sleezy (snow/ice/freezing rain)leaving broken trees and shrubs in its wake. Here's a two part guide for dealing with the after math of the sleeze monster. mid-atlantic region • climate • ice injury • sleeze • sleet |
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