Deciduous delights

Article Abstract:

Native azaleas do not grow into dense shrubs and are not evergreen. However, they are more hardy, enduring cold winters, insects and diseases, and they bloom over a longer period. They are best planted where they would naturally grow, such as at the edges of clearings or under tall shade trees.

Growth, Native plants, Azalea, Azaleas

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Scotch broom a sweeping success

Article Abstract:

Landscape architect Dan Franklin takes advantage of the beauty of Scotch broom (Cytisus scoparius) in his front yard. Scotch broom is a deciduous flowering shrub that bears showy deep yellow, rose or primrose-yellow blossoms.

Shrubs, Flowering shrubs

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Giddy over pawpaws

Article Abstract:

Americans have not turned to liking pawpaws. The lumpy, peanut- or potato-shaped fruit is unattractive and exudes an unpleasant odor. Pawpaws, however, tastes like a combination of mango, banana, papaya and peach.

Papaw

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