Living willow arches

One of a series of willow arches around the kitchen garden of Domaine Catar online pharmacy buy bimatoprost with best prices today in the USA aqui, Québec A couple of years ago, we wrote about living willow fences. You can build just about anything out of willow – it’s a tree with a great determination […]

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Plant profile: Freeman maple

Photographed yesterday, a row of Freeman maples (Acer x freemanii) along Carlton north of Allan Gardens At this time of yea buy pepcid online www.auriculotherapy.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/pepcid.html no prescription pharmacy r, you can especially note how often Freeman or Freeman’s maple (Acer x freemanii) appears along our streets. That telltale “x” says this tree is a hybrid […]

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Wordless Wednesday: Catalpa trees

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Treegator: Like a water bottle for new trees

The Bloor Street Transformation Project included granite planters and about 130 London plane trees Overspilling with colour, the new granite planters on chi-chi Bloor Street are hard to miss. But did you also notice the trees? These pix from September were meant for a post I’d wanted to call a Bloor Street Garden Tour (it […]

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Lust List: Corylopsis spicata, Spike winterhazel

Who could resist the golden form of spike winterhazel (Corylopsis spicata) ‘Aurea’ also known as ‘Gold Spring’? Why do I always fall in love with the online pharmacy buy tadapox with best prices today in the USA wrong guy? Look at those handsome leaves! All boldly goldy-chartreusy, with a blush on the newest. Then look […]

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Temporary Winterscaping

Our temporary winterscape buy fildena online eyecaremarshfield.com/contactsus/html/fildena.html no prescription pharmacy It’s the pagan in me that keeps my Christmas tree up long past traditional tree-time. For me, the tree and lights represent the resilient human spirit through the darkest days of winter. Usually, my whim is satisfied by an artif online pharmacy buy strattera with […]

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Gifts for tree-huggers

On first hearing about Seeing Trees: Discover the Extraordinary Secrets of Everyday Trees by Nancy Ross Hugo and photographer Robert Llewellyn (Timber Press) I positively salivated. For dendrophiles, the book’s beautifully rendered cover image promises a new level of beauty and intimacy. First, though, a confession: I’m not just a dendrophile (tree lover), I’m a treek (tree geek). I […]

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Lust List: River Birch

A multi-stemmed river birch (Betula nigra) You can’t always get what you want. Although you can try sometimes (gardeners call this “zone denial”). But when what you want is a tree called “river birch,” what you want (this tree with the amazing, exfoliating bark, especially as a youngster) might b online pharmacy buy toradol with […]

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TTC Garden Tour, Part 1: Victoria Park Station

Along with the site improvements for Victoria Park Station, an art installation by Aniko Meszaros Garden stories are everywhere, even underground on The Better Way. Victoria Park Station is the first stop in an occasional series I’m calling the TTC Garden Tour. New artwork was part of the plan for the recently improved station infrastructure. […]

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Darned good ‘Bloodgood’ Japanese maple

Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ This is when the Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) ‘Bloodgood’ really starts living up to its name. Today, the sun was lighting up maples like this all over the city. ‘Bloodgood’ is one of the tougher ones – which it has to be in my dry shade garden. This is its second year, […]

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