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Historical Garden Books – 95 in a series – Beautify your yard by Conard & Jones Co. (1906) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more Continue Reading
Garden Leaves: Magnolia grandiflora Spotted in a neighbor’s yard during our evening walk. Even the leaves of this tree are large and dramatic, just like its flowers. Often we focus Continue Reading
Vintage Botanical Prints – 11 in a series – Apple Blossoms from Flower pictures (1914) by Maude Angell Click for larger Image from Bouquet from Flower pictures (1914) by Maude Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 94 in a series – Instruction book for transplanting and managing fruits and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines and flowers from National Nurseries (1923) Download in Text, Continue Reading
Callistemon (Bottlebrushes) I have always loved these trees for their somewhat Seussian appearance. Recently, I came across some miniature shrub varieties that I think might for in my front garden. Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 86 in a series – Brooklyn Botanic Garden Record (1912) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more like this: Publication date 1912 Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 85 in a series – The florist and pomologist (1879) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more like this: Publication date 1879 Continue Reading
Gardening under oak trees is tricky, to say the least. Sensitive to summer irrigation, fertilizers, and root disturbance means creating a garden near an oak tree requires a delicate touch. Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 83 in a series – Sylva; or, A discourse of forest-trees, and the propagation of timber in His Majesties dominions (1664) Download in Text, PDF, Single Continue Reading
Pomegranate Growing Spotted on our young pomegranate tree yesterday. Coming on strong! From my Instagram Feed Read more on this topic: Neighbor’s #pomegranate nearly ready for harvest #fruit #garden Continue Reading