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native plant girl: Identifying and Managing Invasive Plants - A Resource List for stewards and gardeners in Toronto and Southern Ontario
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Identifying and Managing Invasive Plants - A Resource List for stewards and gardeners in Toronto and Southern Ontario. 8220;The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to keep all the pieces.” - Aldo Leopold. Invasive species are the second biggest threat to wildlife and plants worldwide. Habitat destruction is the first." - E.O. Wilson. And that is why I've made this list of invasive plant resources. Hope you find it useful too.
native plant girl: Pollinators of Native Plants, by Heather Holm
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Pollinators of Native Plants, by Heather Holm. Pollinators of Native Plants. I'll let you in on a couple of secrets. One of my greatest pleasures in life is to sit in my backyard with a drink or a coffee in dappled light and simply watch my plants be pollinated. Each time a bee meets the bloom I feel a sense of relief and satisfaction that something is still right. And an over-my-head encyclopedic book about insects. Writes " Heathe...
native plant girl: Events Calendars
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Just trying to stay on top of 'what's going on'. Is a project in itself. The links on this page help. If there are other relevant events calendars you would like to see added here, pls comment. Direct links to local. Events include speaks, conferences, workshops, short courses, walks, site tours, field trips, plantings, seed collections, plant sales and more. Field Botanists of Ontario - Field Trips. Announces in late April/May).
native plant girl: Teaming with Microbes: A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Teaming with Microbes: A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web. Wow This is like finding out there's a southern hemisphere. Now I know why: most of that soil. Is more accurately the processes and products of soil. And there's nothing mystical or disconnected about it. Information too (increased microscopic power in the 90's is what changed this). So while intuitively, we knew that plants, soils and nutrient cycles were more like...
native plant girl: Where to buy native plants in southern Ontario - Spring 2014
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Where to buy native plants in southern Ontario - Spring 2014. Photo Courtesy of High Park VSP. Saturday May 3rd and Sunday May 4th. St Williams Nursery and Ecology Centre Announces their 2104 Spring Public Sale. Saturday May 10th, 10am-3pm. North American Native Plant Society's Annual Spring Native Plant Sale. Markham Civic Centre Atrium, Hwy. 7 and Warden Ave. Sunday May 11th, 2011, 11am-2. High Park Stewards' Native Plant Sale.
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Beechwood Wetland Blog: January 2010
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A blog about my experience with the Community Stewardship Program at the Beechwood Wetland site (and the surrounding area) along the Don River in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. There will be pictures, anecdotes and garlic mustard galore. Friday, January 29, 2010. Not Far From the Tree. Is going to try tapping some urban maple trees. This spring. Sweet! Links to this post. Saturday, January 23, 2010. Has an article about foxes in the city. I have yet to see a fox, but I've heard reports from others who have.
Landscape Designer: May 2012
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. Working Hard on a pool landscape plan. Its been a very busy spring.actually a busy winter as well. I worked on landscape projects right up until New Year's Eve of 2011.took a small break after that in January and have been going strong since. Below is a plan that I did back in January. If patio numbers/sizes start looking like crazy figures. do your research! Obviously a 400 sq ft patio just would not d...
Landscape Designer: February 2011
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Friday, February 25, 2011. The backyard living space. At the tail end of 2009, Jason from Pool Craft. Came to me with this project. The customer had a small list of things they wanted in the yard (pool, patio and hot tub). Jason was asking me to do my best to lay out everything within the given backyard area. The end result was as follows in the pictures below. The end result is a yard that is now part of the home. a backya...
Landscape Designer: Japanese Maples
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Saturday, March 02, 2013. Japanese Maples are always a great addition to the landscape. Their vibrant colour and soft architectural form add a great focal point to the overall look of a garden. In many examples of my work, I always try to incorporate a Japanese Maple in the planting plan. My rule of thumb is to place it slightly off to one side of the front door. never directly in the main sight-line of the door.
Landscape Designer: March 2013
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Saturday, March 02, 2013. Japanese Maples are always a great addition to the landscape. Their vibrant colour and soft architectural form add a great focal point to the overall look of a garden. In many examples of my work, I always try to incorporate a Japanese Maple in the planting plan. My rule of thumb is to place it slightly off to one side of the front door. never directly in the main sight-line of the door.
Landscape Designer: May 2011
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Sunday, May 01, 2011. Well, once again the blog posts have slowed to a crawl.my apologies to my regular readers. It has been very busy for me these past two months and has taken me this long to finally sit and breathe on a Sunday morning while looking at a blog topic to post. So today we take a look at one of my most recent projects. One that I designed last year for a customer in Richmond Hill. In the screen detail there is a ...
Landscape Designer: April 2010
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Friday, April 02, 2010. The idea was to have me create 3 landscape plans centered around 3 themes and make the drawings look pretty. The question was.would I be interested in doing that? My answer was very short and direct! As would be the case with most any landscape designer worth his salt.when presented with a chance to display themselves in a magazine.who would say no? Lolit was a lot of fun.and a lot of hard work too!
Landscape Designer: December 2010
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Friday, December 24, 2010. The front entrance is what can make or break a landscape. this is a re-occurring theme in my blog posts because I think it is one of the most important aspects of the landscape. One of the important things we were taught in my years studying Landscape Architecture was that we were to give the visitor of a landscape the idea of a sense of arrival. or give the visitor a sense of place! Many clients have...
Landscape Designer: Create an Entrance...
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An insider's look at the landscape trade. Things to consider, things to know. Thursday, November 07, 2013. So as the Summer/Fall season come to a close. I find myself going back through some photos I took throughout the year. A couple of them in particular stand out for me as I had a chance to visit another project of mine from the Summer of 2010. Crimson queen japanese maple. Good work…unique site and interesting too… keep it up…looking forward for more updates. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden at H.J. Carroll Park in Chimacum, WA | A Native Plant Botanical Garden and Interpretive Site
Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden at H.J. Carroll Park in Chimacum, WA. A Native Plant Botanical Garden and Interpretive Site. Welcome to Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden. 8220;Our passion is to inspire and guide our regional community toward the appreciation, cultivation and use of plants native to the Pacific Northwest.”. There are seven distinct areas in this one acre garden. Each represents the essence of a particular Pacific Northwest ecosystem or plant community. Plant Sales and Events.
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For native plant gardeners and stewards in Toronto and southern Ontario. Where to buy native plants in southern Ontario - Spring 2014. Photo Courtesy of High Park VSP. Saturday May 3rd and Sunday May 4th. St Williams Nursery and Ecology Centre Announces their 2104 Spring Public Sale. Saturday May 10th, 10am-3pm. North American Native Plant Society's Annual Spring Native Plant Sale. Markham Civic Centre Atrium, Hwy. 7 and Warden Ave. Sunday May 11th, 2011, 11am-2. High Park Stewards' Native Plant Sale.
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Shop for Native Plants. Native Grasses The Tall and Short of It. More and more people are planting native North American grasses in their garden and landscape for their unique beauty and minimal care. Native Grasses…. How to Keep Your No Mow Looking Its Best. Fall Maintenance of Your No Mow Lawn Fall is the best time to do lawn maintenance. The soils are usually…. Step-by-Step Guide: How to Plant Shrubs. Top Tips for Spring Ephemerals. No Mow Fact Sheet. About Using No Mow with Annual Rye. At Prairie Nur...
Florida Native Landscaping
Information about Florida Native Plants and how they support birds, butterflies and other wildlife. Sunday, July 26, 2015. The name, Chiggery Grapes, is just too itchy for us to use. So, we have renamed it Florida Gooseberry, Tournefortia hirsutissima. This is a fast growing vine with four to six inch hairy oval leaves that occurs in the Everglades region. I have found it in the Fakahatchee Strand growing high into the hammock trees. Links to this post. Monday, July 6, 2015. Coyotes are welcome here.
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Elisa Meara - Native Plant Landscape Design
Installation and Follow Up Care. Elisa Meara - Native Plant Landscape Design. Gardens that are beautiful, low maintenance and kind to the environment. Installation and Follow Up Care. Landscape Design Using Native Plants. Elisa Meara has a native plant landscape design firm based in Falls Church, Virginia. The goal of the firm is to help home owners who yearn for a beautiful garden that brings them closer to nature, in a kind and sustainable way. We are a boutique floral and event design company located ...
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