Firs and Spruces - Dave's Garden
Apr 20, 2009 · If you are unsure of the difference between firs, spruces and pines, there is a good rule of thumb: If the needles are carried in groups of two or more, your suspect is surely a …
Pinus Species, Big Pine, Norway Pine, Ponderosa Pine, Western …
Pinus Species, Big Pine, Norway Pine, Ponderosa Pine, Western Yellow Pine Pinus ponderosa One vendor has this plant for sale Upload Image Print Version View Gallery 28 photos
Red Pine, Norway Pine
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Dwarf 'Needled' Conifers - Dave's Garden
Mar 28, 2008 · Evergreens are the back bone of any garden, providing a permanent skeleton for the garden while at the same time, providing year-round interest. Huge park setting with drifts …
Ponderosa Pine, Norway Pine, Big Pine, Western Yellow Pine 'Dixie'
Browse pictures and read growth / cultivation information about Ponderosa Pine, Norway Pine, Big Pine, Western Yellow Pine (Pinus ponderosa) 'Dixie' supplied by member gardeners in the …
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The Perfect Time for Pruning Your Fir Tree - Dave's Garden
Feb 22, 2017 · The white spruce is the one which made pine cones last year and the one which grew taller - so far. Its Latin name is Picea abies and it is also called the Norway spruce. It is a …
Picea Species, Common Spruce, European Spruce, Norway Spruce
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Trees To Grow as Wind Breaks - Dave's Garden
Aug 21, 2019 · Norway spruce can reach 80 feet tall, but as a fast-growing evergreen, it can be shaped if you need to prune it or shape it into the right kind of windbreak for your needs. …
Black Walnut Trees Produce Juglone, Toxic to Many Other Plants
Apr 29, 2009 · Many plants such as tomato, potato, blackberry, blueberry, azalea, mountain laurel, rhododendron, red pine and apple may be injured or killed within one to two months of …