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joe gardener - Garden Landscaping & Design - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
In my zone 7 garden, I’m always rewarded in very early spring with a neon display of petite flower blooms from my lungwort (Pulmonaria) plants, scattered throughout the garden. Combine light, spotted semi-evergreen foliage and you have a plant worthy of every garden.

joe gardener - Roses - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
Over the last several weeks, as I’ve toured several gardens around the country, I’m reminded that in spite of the beauty of roses in a garden, they are one of the most feared plants to grow.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Flower Growing Guides - Growing Guide
Wonderful in windowboxes or other containers where they can hang over the sides. Propagate by seed - Sow seeds outdoors where desired after frost danger has passed, or indoors 4 to 6 weeks before last spring frost.

Repellents For Bats
Naphthalene should be applied at the rate of five pounds per 2,000 cubic feet of attic or wall void space. As the material vaporizes, the bats will be repelled and will not return so long as the strong odor remains.

Problems of Japanese Maple
Girdling Roots -Many trees, including sugar and silver maples are weakened and even killed by the tendency of some of their roots to grow closely pressed to the main trunk and around their large lateral roots, choking off water and nutrients.

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