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Native plants. What's all the buzz about? First off, it helps to understand what exactly makes a plant “native”. Native Wisconsin plants are defined by their existence in the Wisconsin landscape prior to the 1800’s; basically before European settlers arrived to the area. Their popularity has grown...more
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One of the most common hickory in Wisconsin that is easily identified by its shaggy bark, large leaves and edible nuts.
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It is once again time for the hardy hibiscus to make their dazzling appearance during these long days of summer. Unlike their tropical cousins, they are easy to grow, hardy through zone 4 and come in an array of colors. The large flowers are sure to please and always seem to draw attention...more
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My yard is a cataclysm of misfit trees. Virtually every tree in my yard is a reclamation project. Each one is a distorted unsatisfactory (unsaleable) specimen that I am ‘saving’. I have an Autumn Blaze Maple in the shape of an S. There is the multi-stem Swamp White/Bur Oak which stands 24”...more
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