Flowering Trees of Canada
Story by Michael Rosen, RPF Photos by Daniel Tigner Flowering trees are by definition deciduous trees – trees with leaves
Read MoreStory by Michael Rosen, RPF Photos by Daniel Tigner Flowering trees are by definition deciduous trees – trees with leaves
Read MoreWinter burning (also called “winter drying” or “winter browning”) is a common and recurring problem of coniferous trees in colder
Read MoreCanada’s climate is far too extreme for growth in winter, though in the southwest British Columbian evergreen rainforest, photosynthesis can proceed in mild spells. For most of Canada, however, how do the above-ground parts of trees cope with a Canadian winter weather?
Read MoreWhen you carve your initials into a tree at eye level, do the initials grow higher with the tree or
Read MoreThe long prairie winter has traditionally spurred the drive to develop woody landscaping plants that can add visual interest to
Read MoreSpring is just around the corner and we are starting to plan our gardens. To make sure you have plants
Read MoreIt is well known now that trees clean the air, removing carbon dioxide and converting it to oxygen in
Read MoreWhat’s wrong with my evergreen trees? This is a question I hear daily during the spring, summer and, especially,
Read MoreGorgeous new trees and shrubs that’ll be a nice addition to your garden. Trees and Shrubs Tatarian maple ‘O’Canada’. A
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