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52 Mark H Charles
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Feb 4, 2006
6:24 pm
Along with "Monarch watch", I really like the "Journey North" web site (www.journeynorth.org) They do a great job of helping students and teachers (and...
53 Mark H Charles
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Feb 4, 2006
7:24 pm
1. I've battled reed canary grass in SE Michigan and it is tough to eradiate. As noted, burning to remove thatch followed by herbiciding new growth does work...
54 Cindy Torrisi
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Feb 4, 2006
9:36 pm
I am new to native landscaping. I have lived in our subdivision for about 1.5 years. I'd love some helpful advice and this group seems like a really cool way...
55 wojournaleditor Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2006
10:14 pm
Letting you know I'm on board. Maryann...
56 Native Tim
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Feb 5, 2006
5:27 pm
Hi Cindy and welcome aboard. It is getting time to start thinking about that landscape. 1. The best time to transplant is early in the spring, usually well...
57 Donna VanBuecken, Wil...
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Feb 5, 2006
7:31 pm
Hi! Cindy -- I concur with what Tim has suggested to you. To see more information about transplanting, please go to the Wild Ones website at ...
58 cravingsymmetry Offline Send Email Feb 6, 2006
1:35 am
Actually, you probably under estimate yourself by your beginner reference...if you're thinking in February about transplanting your native stock, you're as...
59 woltermandj Offline Send Email Feb 11, 2006
12:38 am
Am removing (slowly) non-natives and replacing with natives in a 10 year old landscaping. They are up against the foundation in several places. Would...
60 Native Tim
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Feb 11, 2006
1:23 am
Hmmm, I too slowly replace non-natives with natives. I look forward to when non-natives die. Fothergilla is native to the southeast US so I am not familiar...
61 Cindy Torrisi
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Feb 11, 2006
9:42 pm
Thanks for the great advice on my questions. I'll make transplanting my earliest task. I have a couple of serviceberries already (one is in that front berm)...
62 Kathy McDonald
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Feb 11, 2006
10:03 pm
Cindy, here is a link to the Ladybird Wildflower Center native plant page with information on Northern Spicebush. It grows well for me (in Ohio) in our woods,...
63 Native Tim
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Feb 11, 2006
10:50 pm
Cindy, Lindera benzoin is not native to our immediate area, at least according to Swink's. It is a well-shaded understory shrub of wet to mesic woods, a little...
64 woltermandj Offline Send Email Feb 12, 2006
12:36 am
I am in Ohio. And that was a good suggestion to indicate my geographic area. Will probably do witch hazel or serviceberry bush. Am considering buying a strong...
65 cravingsymmetry Offline Send Email Feb 12, 2006
2:36 am
An excellent, but hard to locate, book on native plants in our immediate area is The Flora of Winnebago County by Egbert Fell; the Natural Land Institute had a...
66 Native Tim
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Feb 12, 2006
7:51 pm
The book, The Flora of Winnebago County, can be purchased from NLI and at the Winnebago County Forest Preserve District headquarters. The last time I checked,...
67 Mark H Charles
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Feb 15, 2006
1:11 am
Witch hazel and serviceberry can be very attractive in yard plantings. I have witch hazels here in SE Michigan. You might look at Guy Sternberg's book,...
68 Dick
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Feb 16, 2006
3:31 pm
I heard an area nursery representative recently say that he had been using native bittersweet as a shrub and having better luck letting it climb on itself...
69 Mark H Charles
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Feb 18, 2006
5:00 pm
This free symposium features intersting and knowlegable speakers (several are WO members.) It's worth travelling some distance to attend the Friday evening...
70 Mark H Charles
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Feb 18, 2006
5:54 pm
If you're planning a Spring visit to Washington DC, be sure to visit the native plant garden at the U.S. National Arboretum. Joan Feely is the curator. ...
71 Cindy Torrisi
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Feb 19, 2006
8:53 pm
After perusing more materials, what do you know about these 3 shrubs: Blackhaw- as a viburnum, does it have the same shade/moist needs as other viburnums or is...
72 cravingsymmetry Offline Send Email Feb 21, 2006
2:28 am
Hey Cindy, The Blackhaw viburnum--nannyberry--will tolerate dry conditions, and remember that the word tolerate does not mean thrive. This is another...
73 Mark H Charles
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Feb 24, 2006
1:54 am
This decision is important to all who live near the Great Lakes. It was not widely reported. The following is excerpted from an ... What a relief that the...
74 Native Tim
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Feb 26, 2006
6:50 pm
Cindy, I am catching up on my email. I do not have experience with Blackhaw (viburnum prunifolium) (nannyberry is V. lentago and quite different) but I was...
75 Dick
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Mar 6, 2006
3:21 am
... conditions ... I am becoming more interested in shrubs and trees the last year or so, and as my question will prove, I know I have a lot to learn. I ...
76 Native Tim
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Mar 6, 2006
3:38 pm
See, there is an example of the problem with common names. I think I have heard of a leatherwood viburnum but cannot find any references to it. I found...
77 Native Tim
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Mar 6, 2006
4:45 pm
I am forwarding this to the group because you might see this false email show up in your mailbox. I am removing the original poster's names. To read more about...
78 cravingsymmetry Offline Send Email Mar 8, 2006
1:44 am
Thanks Tim for the termite link....I began hearing these things last fall, and I should have realized that the Snopes website would get on to it. I think that...
79 Native Tim
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Mar 9, 2006
7:02 pm
Recently there was some discussion about pruning native shrubs. I found an interesting article about this and want to share it. Go to the article, To Prune or...
80 Cindy Torrisi
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Mar 11, 2006
9:03 pm
If you think you are bad with emails and replies, I think I rival you. When you say that blackhaw's branches are perpendicular to the stems, do you mean is is...
81 ecoscaper Offline Send Email Mar 11, 2006
9:28 pm
Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 02:26:48 GMT From: "npat1" <npat1@...> Subject: Fw: RFP for Prairie Stewardship Planning Assistance FYI - Please pass this on to...
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