Weeping Willows Rebound as Garden Shrubs and Fences
Willows are making a comeback as versatile shrubs for landscapes and living fences. The article highlights coppicing and pollarding to renew growth, named varieties such as Brittensis Vitellina and Salix irruratu, and notes suppliers Bluestem Nursery and Willow Dreams Farm offer cuttings and longer rods for hedges, arbors, and reed structures.
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Legends of Ireland blooms at Philadelphia Flower Show
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society showcases The Legends of Ireland at the Pennsylvania Convention Center from March 4 to 11. Displays feature ivy leprechauns, Celtic glass, a Tir Na Nog inspired center exhibit, a Galway Bay act, and daily talks on organic gardening and Ireland's culture.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania Convention Center
John Young
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Mens Garden Club
Ireland
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Sam Semheney
Tir-Na-Nog
Semheney
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Galway Bay
Break horizontal garden planes this spring landscape tips
Spring garden ideas urge breaking the horizontal plane in 2007 landscapes. Designers recommend tall and colorful additions like Mystic Spires Blue salvia and Angel Face Wedgwood Blue, plus bold foliage such as Red Star cordyline and Red Sensation to add vertical interest and long color.
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