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Azalea Collection
Thousands of azaleas cover the flanks of Mount Hamilton in a blaze of color. Morrison envisioned the modern hybrid azalea as we know it today and successfully married the large flowers and exciting colors of tender azaleas in the Indica group with the hardiness of more northerly species.

Arborist Album: Bartlett Tree Experts at USNA
Without delay, staff broke into five work groups to work on trees in different locations throughout the Arboretum. Crews worked on cabling to protect an elm from storm damage, pruning dead wood from trees, root excavation of two trees to reveal root zone problems, planting maples in the Maple Collection, and fertilizing trees.

Production and Marketing of Field-Grown Trees in Georgia
Shade tree production in Georgia is a relatively new part of the nursery industry and has good growth potential as approximately 50 percent of the trees used in Georgia are purchased out-of-state. Properly irrigated nursery stock will be more vigorous and larger in a shorter period of time, thereby reducing the time required for nursery tree production cycles.

Xeriscape: A Guide to Developing a Water-Wise Landscape
Today, Georgia is facing a serious water supply problem in several urban areas as population growth places an ever-increasing strain on available water supplies. Avoid sharp angles and long narrow strips that are difficult to mow and water.

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