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Shrubs For Acid Soil
Many shrubs actually require acidic soils (those with a pH of 4.5 to 6.5) to thrive.

Species of False Cypress
The Sarawa may reach 150 feet in height, whereas the Hinoki may reach 120 feet at maturity. False Cypress foliage is very similar to that of arborvitaes. There are many dwarf varieties of these cypresses which are very popular.

Trees For Special Situation
Many kinds of trees will grow reasonably well in poor light conditions if they are carefully planted in good soil with plenty of organic matter. If you have a space in your yard where the soil is compacted and drains poorly, here are a few trees species that tolerate moist to saturated soils.

joe gardener - Q & A - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
The trunks were too close to the house to grind so now we have two G-NORMOUS tree trunks jutting out of the ground!They are both 25+ inches in diameter and I am looking for a cost effective way to speed the decay process and bury them for good.

Matching The Tree To The Site
It’s always fun to think about which trees you’d really like to have in your yard. The International Society of Arboriculture recommends that large trees 60 feet or more tall should be planted 35 feet away from the house to allow proper root development and minimize the risk of damaging nearby structures.

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	Pat's Plants & Gardens
	Bay Bulls, Newfoundland (NF) A0A 4K0