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grow up into the limbs of your trees.

of pests and disease, thus reducing the need for harmful pesticides.

garden gloves for pruning roses, raspberries and other thorny shrubs.

texture, aeration, and increases the soil’s ability to hold moisture.

from the heat in the summer and the cold in the winter.

and other shrubs with colorful bark make an excellent addition to the winter garden.

in organic material quadruples the soil’s ability to store water.

are ideal for adding year-round color in the garden. They’re also quite useful when creating screens for privacy.

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Creating gardens in areas with wet soil can be a challenge. Often, wet areas are under wetland restrictions concerning changes in the grade or soils of the existing landscape. The following list of trees, shrubs and flowers are tolerant of wet soils.

Trees

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