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10 Neat Things

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10 neat things about planting city trees

10 Neat Things About Planting City Trees

August 11, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1212 Views arborists, City trees, housing developments, parking lots, public health, structural soil, tree planting, tree pruning, tree roots, urban forests

1. Plant more city trees. Plant different kinds of city trees. Every year. Everywhere. 2. Parking lots. Wouldn’t you rather

The house.

Beautiful Gardens P.E.I.

Garden of Pat Uptegrove

January 27, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1367 Views century home restoration, eastern redbuds, Garden design, garden rooms, magic of gardening., Pat Uptegrove, Prince Edward Island, tree planting, Victoria Cross garden, wild roses

Garden of Pat Uptegrove, Victoria Cross, Prince Edward Island Story and photos by Shauna Dobbie Pat Uptegrove has lived all

Trees for Winnipeg

October 21, 2019 Canada's Local Gardener 3069 Views biodiversity restoration, climate change mitigation, elm pruning, tree canopy, tree challenges, tree maintenance, tree planting, tree removal bylaw, urban reforestation, Winnipeg trees

Mayor challenges citizens to plant 1 million trees in Winnipeg by 2035. We challenge the Mayor to match his challenge

How to deal with your damaged trees after the storm

Manitoba Gardener Trees & Shrubs

Damaged Trees After the Storm

October 20, 2019 Canada's Local Gardener 2537 Views CN Rail donation, fall storm, pruning damaged trees, Storm damage, Tree Canada, tree care, tree maintenance, tree planting, tree recovery, tree replanting, Winnipeg trees

How to deal with your damaged trees after the storm Trees were the major casualty of the sudden snowstorm October

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