Anna Martin, a leading author who grew up in the valleys of California, was always surrounded by plants and trees. It developed her love for gardening. In addition, her education in landscape designing over the years was driven by her passion for greening vertical spaces. Following this, there was no stopping for her, and she wanted to share her knowledge through her writings. You can find innumerable of her contributions in the field on the internet.
While The Average Growth Rate of A Juniper Tree Is Slow To Moderate, There Are Some Exceptions! Connie Coleman/Matthew Crowley Photography/a.vley/Christian Heinrich/gettyimages Junipers are one of the most popular landscape plants, and why should they not be? They are tough plants famous for their needle-like evergreen foliage and hardy nature. To understand how fast […]
Juniper bonsais are outdoorsy and love bright light woraput/Guido Mieth/gettyimages Bonsai is the ancient Japanese art form of growing trees in small containers in a manner that they look their small and prettier version of themselves. Junipers are a popular bonsai choice because of their attractive foliage and seamless care requirements. The whole genus comprises […]
Upright trees and other beautiful Juniper varieties for landscaping and ground cover Bryce Nance/Barry Winiker/Daniel Meissner/gettyimages Junipers are often over-planted and under-cared for in commercial settings, typically dismissed as bland. Junipers comprise many different types of juniper trees, shrubs, and some four hundred cultivators that are grown worldwide. Belonging to the Juniperus genus, they are […]
Japanese Shimpaku Could Be Your Best Bet For Juniper Bonsai Species vkbhat/FocalHelicopter/Gannet77/Alexandra Rudge/gettyimages The Juniper is an excellent beginner-friendly tree for bonsai with almost 50-60 different varieties to play with. They come from the Cypress family and are native to Northern Hemisphere. Juniper bonsais are famous for their ease to grow and effortless […]
It grows as fast as all other willow varieties – no surprises here! thomas kroeger/gettyimages You can be the envy of every neighborhood with this funky and fun tree. With the Corkscrew Willow, it will no longer be the old and boring next-door tree. Instead, it will be a unique tree, boasting branches that […]
These low maintenance fast-growing trees should be on your radar Laurentiu Marin/Vadim Malinovskiy/nturbalev/gettyimages Botanically known as Chilopsis linearis, Desert Willow is not a true willow. It belongs to the Bignonia family and has no relation to the Weeping Willow. Moreover, its slender, long weeping leaves make it a better substitute than the typical willows […]
It enjoys a short but fulfilling lifespan Ursula Sander/Photography Aubrey Stoll/Perry Mastrovito/gettyimages A native of extra-tropical Asia, Weeping Willow belongs to the Crack Willows group and is famed for its delicate, dramatic, and elegant appearance. Its drooping, long branches weep into an arch, forming a round canopy, which gently grazes the ground. Its branches […]
Choosing the apt location, soil, watering frequency, and pruning is important Richard Hamilton Smith/Lore/Simon McGill/gettyimages Weeping willows have long been prized and cherished for their drooping, delicate branches grazing the ground with silver-tinged, fluttering leaves. It is a graceful, lovely tree suited for a large-scale garden. Native to China, Weeping Willow is botanically called […]
Grow them from cuttings in two easy steps Richard Hamilton Smith/lore/Simon McGill/gettyimages Scientifically known as Salix Babylonica, the weeping willow is probably the best of its kind. The tree has spear-like leaves that turn yellow, before dropping in the fall season. Their long leaves can grow about 3 to 6 inches in length. […]
These fast-growing species are all about the right location & soil Botanically known as Salix babylonica, the Weeping willows are one of the most prevalent weeping trees. They are giant, graceful trees, frequently spotted across a river or stream. When planning to plant it in your neighborhood, always consider how fast do weeping willows grow, […]
