Redbud and TEND are pleased to announce our participation with the Native Garden Design Program of Wild Ones, a Wisconsin-based national advocacy and educational organization focused on native plants and environmentally sound landscape practices. We developed two templates for Mid-Atlantic native plant gardens by focusing on the Princeton, New Jersey area. The design packages include detailed planting plans, plant schedules as well as design intent statements that explain the design process from site analysis through design development, phasing and implementation. The Wild Ones program makes these design templates available to the public free of charge. Our full design packages including interviews with Lisa and Julie here….
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How to Protect Your Young Tree from Deer
Planting a native tree is one of the most important ecological contributions you can make. But if you live in deer country, you need a plan in place to ensure its survival. Here’s how:
Redbud Shoutout in the Washington Post!
In this lovely article on oak trees, the Washington Post recommended Redbud as a source for buying these wonderful native trees!
One uplifting way to mark the hardships and sorrows of a year like no other is to plant a tree.
As it grows, it will be a reminder of the time the world shut down and of those who died in the pandemic. A young tree, vigorous, aiming for the stars, also allows us to look forward and to share in its vitality.
But don’t plant just any tree. Make it an oak.
By Adrian Higgins, Washingon Post
Redbud’s Julie Snell Interviewed on the Plant a Trillion Trees Podcast
Interview with Redbud co-owner Julie Snell, on the Plant A Trillion Trees podcast hosted by Eva Monheim, Verdant Earth Educators and Hal Rosner, ISA Board Certified Master Arborist.
The purpose of our podcast is to encourage tree planting and proper tree care for our urban forest which includes neighborhoods, parks, and other open spaces. We will also cover the importance of already established trees and their benefits. The show is hosted by Eva Monheim and Hal Rosner certified arborists through the International Society of Arboriculture.
Redbud featured in Nuts for Natives blog post
One day, three destinations: Mt. Cuba, Gateway Garden Center and Redbud Native Nursery. Read the article for your native plant road trip itinerary.
https://www.nutsfornatives.com/post/chesapeake-native-plants-road-trip