Landscaping Montana lawns with hardy native shrubs and trees
The article outlines hardy plants suitable for Montana’s high altitude climate, noting native options like mock orange Philadelphus choke cherry service berry buffalo berry alders and willows for screens and color. It highlights barberry varieties hawthorn caragana lilacs privet honeysuckle and hardy roses as tested by the Experiment Station, emphasizing proper care to achieve strong forms foliage and blossoms.
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Plant Forests on the Reserves Report Growth Efforts
The forest service issues a bulletin on planting forests on national reserve lands expanding under the secretary of agriculture. The push aims to restore timber supply and conserve water with six permanent planting stations across California New Mexico Colorado Utah and Nebraska. Fire devastation and chaparral areas now require active planting to maintain productive reserves and irrigation needs.
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