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...only begins in well-defined areas of each branch. Yews are different. Yews contain new… More
Many yew tree varieties grow vibrantly throughout western, central and eastern regions of the… More
Yews are a popular evergreen shrub that can be found around many homes. They… More
The yew was revered by ancient peoples, who viewed its ability to stay green… More
Privacy helps to make happy neighbors, and if the natural landscape does not provide… More
Some people call privacy hedges "Mother Nature's fences." Whether you are blocking a view,… More
..., feathery, needled branches of the Japanese plum yew (Cephalotaxus harringtonia), also called the… More
Hedge trimmers are terrific labor-saving machines. They make short work of shearing and shaping… More
Whether you're confronted with a boulder-strewn hillside or a stone-littered front yard, rock gardens… More
Topiaries add an air of sophistication and style to a landscape. The spiral topiary… More
A Tuscan garden is fresh, beautiful and welcoming. Equally well-suited to being a formal… More
Nearly any plant can grow indoors during the winter. But some intrepid souls, who… More
Most woodland plants do best in partial or even full shade, as they are… More
Juniper berries are small--usually blue--berries of both wild and cultivated juniper bushes and trees.… More
A hedge is simply a group of shrubs planted in a row. This "living… More
Tips for decorating for Christmas using items from your garden. More
From hedge sculpture and espalier to indoor creations and an entire chapter on ivy,… More
Using shrubs to create a privacy barrier is less expensive than building a wall,… More
A list of holiday plants and their toxic properties. More
Folklore and legend surrounding trees. More
Growing and caring for Podocarpus plants requires fertilizing every two to three months. Learn how… More
I came across this list and thought I would share it. I consider it a general guideline because some of the plants listed have been attacked by the beasties. For instance, I know that petunias and dogwoods have been affected by them here in my area. Sorry for the long… More
Hi! This is a great forum. We've bought our first house with an overgrown yard and garden space and I've already gotten great advice for roses and honeysuckle here. I've been gardening in containers in apartments for years, so having a yard and garden is great. We have a lot… More
I want to give my yews a good pruning. Should I go into the middle of the shrubs and cut out a third of the branches at the base and thin them out that way? When do I do this? They are growing now. More
...dodendrons, fertilize, and hope for the best. The yews I'll just fertilize and hope for the best. Does anyone have advice for how to get these shrubs healthy again? The yews… More
Well folks for those of you that were hanging in here with me last Nov. when was going through the trama of attempting to move out of my house , then deciding to give it another shot -- I am ready to give up the gost . i think I… More
In my front foundation "garden" (I use the term lightly since I haven't made it as much of a garden in the past year as I would have liked) I have this hedge of 3 azalea bushes. They are the purple azaleas that are the first bloomers of the season.… More
...esign.JPG The nursery originally picked out hicks yew for #1 and a falsecypress for the tree by the sidewalk neither of which I like. I also don't like mugo pines, aborvitae or junipers. I was thinking about hydrangea for… More
This does not mean the whole plant but sometimes parts but is best to keep them out of reach regardless Plants Poisonous to Cats Almond (Pits of) Aloe Vera Alocasia Amaryllis Apple (seeds) Apple Leaf Croton Apricot (Pits of) Arrowgrass Asparagus Fern Autumn Crocus Avacado (fuit and pit) Azalea Baby's… More
...e in town. this lady called it and 'old fashioned Yew'. It does not look like any Yew I can find. The picture was just taken this week, so you… More
I have two japanese yew topiary trees at my front door and one of them has turned brown and the opther one is just fine. The leaves are not crispy as if they still have moisture in them but they are brown. It gets enough water that I am sure… More
I have two pyramid yews in the front of my house and one of them was really hit hard by the late frost. The front of the yew is totally brown with a small bit of green, while the back of them is full green. Do I cut back the… More
...d that it is planted in has a couple of hostas, a yew, an astible, and a jacob's ladder. The giant hosta and the astible were fabulous this year. The other hosta did not flower… More
I have planted some boxwood, rhododendron, and yew cuttings in potted soil. Since they are not in water, I cannot see whether or not roots have developed. I'm wondering how long will it take for them to root before I can plant them directly into the ground. Does anyone have… More
...dly and roots quickly. I would like to plant some Yew seeds and get them to… More
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