1 - Small tree or large shrub: Salix sericea – Silky willow 2 – Perennial: Polystichum acrostichoides –

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1 - Small tree or large shrub: Salix nigra - Black willow 4 – Perennial: Eupatorium fistulosum –

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Choosing a Crape Myrtle Photo by David W. Marshall, UF-IFAS Leon County Extension: Sioux crape myrtle is a tall, narrow, upright grower. Other cultivars have different growth habits. Select one appropriate for the inten

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• Medicinal plants
• Myrtus
• Pruning
• Shrub
• Botany
• Biology
• Lagerstroemia

SCD Winter 2014 Newsletter Annual Tree Sale: Order Online Now! IN THIS ISSUE Annual Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale: Order online today!

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• Agriculture
• Land use
• Sustainable agriculture
• Human geography
• Energy conservation
• No-till farming
• Irrigation
• Spokane
• Washington
• Soil
• Agricultural soil science
• Agronomy
• Land management

Salt and wind tolerance of landscape plants for Hawaii

Source URL: dlnr.hawaii.gov

• Flora
• Plant morphology
• Plants
• Shrub
• Vitex
• Pandanus
• Sabal palmetto
• Ficus
• Arecaceae
• Botany
• Flora of the United States
• Ornamental trees

Rubus phoenicolasius (Maxim) Rubus phoenicolasius, commonly known as Japanese wineberry is native to temperate Asia; it is widely naturalised in temperate regions of the world. A vigorous shrub, it can form dense thicket

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• Agriculture
• Blackberry
• Aristotelia serrata
• Botany
• Flora
• Rubus
• Berries
• Raspberry

Oriental Bittersweet Celastrus orbiculata Perennial woody vine or trailing shrub. Widespread in all three counties. Clusters of small greenish flowers in leaf axils bloom May – June. Globular green

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• Botany
• Biology
• Staff vine
• Celastrus orbiculatus
• Triclopyr
• Bittersweet
• Celastrus scandens
• Canopy
• Vine training
• Celastraceae
• Invasive plant species
• Agriculture

Psoralea pinnata L. Psoralea pinnata is a slender, fast-growing, medium-sized shrub that forms dense thickets that could shade out and impede the growth of lower stratal species. Native to South Africa P. pinnata has bee

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• Menyanthaceae
• Villarsia
• Psoralea pinnata
• Psoralea
• Botany
• Southern Emu-wren
• Chrysanthemoides monilifera
• Emu-wren
• Chrysanthemoides
• Faboideae
• Calenduleae
• Flowers

2 – Shrub: Euonymus americanus– Hearts-a-bustin’ 3 – Wet Shrub:

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February 1, 2007 Water Supply Forecast Summary

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• Utah
• United States
• Southwestern United States
• Colorado
• Idaho
• Geography
• Shrub-steppe
• States of the United States
• Mountain States
• Western United States