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Posts Tagged ‘Structure’

Nannyberry

April 7, 2024
Native plant Nannyberry (Viburnum lentago)
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Pussy Willow

April 7, 2024
Native plant Pussy Willow (Salix discolor) 
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Smooth Rose

April 7, 2024
Native plant Smooth Rose (Rosa blanda) 
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Staghorn Sumac

April 7, 2024
Native plant Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)
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Fragrant Sumac

April 7, 2024
Native plant Fragrant Sumac (Rhus aromatica)
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Canada Plum

April 7, 2024
Native plant Canadian Plum (Prunus nigra)
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Red Osier Dogwood

April 6, 2024
Native plant Red Osier Dogwood (Cornus sericea)
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Smooth Serviceberry

April 6, 2024
Native plant Smooth Serviceberry (melanchier laevis)
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Making Gardens

  • Native Plants for Shorelines that Flood
  • How Natural Gardens Celebrate Abundance
  • Deter Geese at Your Cottage Using Native Plants
  • Why ‘Good Soil’ Isn’t Necessarily a Good Thing
  • Your Natural Garden: The New Go-To Book for Landscaping the Better Way

Growing a Green Renaissance

  • In praise of more
  • Finding Joy in Nature and in Native Plants
  • My Haliburton Cottage Shoreline Helped Me Through Covid
  • Gardening for the environment: ecological landscapes beautiful to us and nature
  • Native Plants Are Messy: Is That True?

Bringing Back Biodiversity

  • Why Succession is Key to Naturalistic Landscape Design in Haliburton County
  • Goldenrod: The Myths and the Facts
  • Sedges for Haliburton, Muskoka and Kawartha Lakes
  • Kawartha Lakes native plants: New guide gives detailed lists
  • Haliburton Shoreline Naturalization: Better for the Lake, Better for You
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