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Native trees enhance landscape diversity beyond traditional spring favorites

 
Native trees enhance landscape diversity beyond traditional spring favorites
Lacey Kessell Extension Agent, Natural Resources and Environmental Education, Agriculture and Natural Resources | Boone County Extension Office Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

There are many native trees that can enhance landscapes beyond the commonly used dogwoods and redbuds. By incorporating a variety of native species, homeowners can achieve year-round beauty and support local wildlife. The diversity of plantings is crucial for attracting and sustaining various forms of life.

The latest edition of the Horticulture Newsletter covers several topics related to gardening and tree care. It includes insights on adding variety to landscapes with native trees, tips for pruning fruit trees during their dormant season, selecting grow lights for seed germination, and ordering seeds for vegetable gardens.

Additional sections offer quick tips, information about upcoming horticulture events, and even a segment on making amazing pancakes.

For further details or updates, readers are encouraged to follow Boone Horticulture News on social media platforms such as Facebook or Instagram using the handle @BooneHortNews.