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Combining beauty with bravado, this tough plant conceals its "thorny" personality beneath a blanket of lovely white flowers in spring and enticing reddish-orange fruits from mid-August to winter.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Flower Growing Guides - Growing Guide
Other species in this genus are more suited to ornamental plantings outside of the herb garden. Plant seeds where you want them to grow in spring or fall, or sow in a cold frame and pot seedlings to be grown over the first winter inside.

Pest Management Tips
This insect winters in the terminal, so removing the tips will reduce this year’s population. A second generation also occurs in June, so removing dead tips through spring will help control this pest.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: April
The practice of mounding up mulch around trees, as seen in some commercial plantings, to a depth of 10 or 12 inches is not a good idea. This much mulch actually acts as a barrier—it repels water and deprives the tree of oxygen.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: April 2007
This insect winters in the terminal, so removing the tips will reduce this year’s population. A second generation also occurs in June, so removing dead tips through spring will help control this pest.

Local Listings for Weed Barriers / Root Barriers

in Maine
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	Sprague's Nursery & Garden Center
	Bangor, Maine (ME) 04401 Click for details...


	Johnny's Selected Seeds
	Winslow, Maine (ME) 04901


	Vesey's Seeds Ltd.
	Calais, Maine (ME) 04619