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Tag Archives: pruning
killer app-les
We’ve been experimenting with cider lately, but nothing on this scale: a photo essay from the Guardian on an apple’s journey from tree to pub in England. Some of it is wrong (the caption writer isn’t an apple grower) and … Continue reading
Posted in news to you
Tagged apple, arboriculture, edible landscaping, farm, fruit, organic, organic gardening, pruning, tree
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Welcome Woodies
These things don’t just happen. Somebody purposely pruned these shrubs to resemble…well, you tell me. Note that there’s an entire row of anatomically suggestive shrubbery just like this one. I’m curious to know 1) whether the landscape designer innocently thought … Continue reading
Posted in design crimes
Tagged design crimes, landscape design, landscrapers, landscraping, pruning
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