The Black Hill’s Spruce. I think it goes without saying that evergreens make for the best privacy.
Scots Pine is not exactly native here, but in our red river soil it is much more successful than many of our native varieties.
I’ve spent a lot of time outside this year. My work and my heart take me outside as long as they can.
In Manitoba the land is very… Flat! This can make for a couple problems including lack of privacy and incredible wind gusts.
Amur Maackia, first thing that I asked when I heard about this tree is where did that name come from.
My brain is still on the topic of less known and newer trees. So, lets talk about Prairie Horizon Alder.
When it comes to containers, we often discuss thrillers, fillers, and spiller; the three main criteria for a perfect container.
A Cut Above the Rest, it’s a play on words segueing into Lilacs. Lilacs make great cut flowers! I have not seen them last long, but they look good on the table for a little while and offer an amazing smell.
Not many people know this but amongst our annuals and perennials there are some that come in both annual and perennial.
This tree is almost native to Manitoba. In my tree exploration travels I have found Silver Maples growing wildly very near to home.