Searching for Evergreens and Deciduous Trees?
Many people, myself included, have brought evergreens inside and watched them dry up and die. We have struggled, overwatered and fought against a truth that we did not realize - it needs to stay outside. Even in the winter,
I have lost enough battles and feel that I have learned enough to know that they need to be outside, as do maples, in my opinion.
I have many shapes and forms and varieties of Japanese maples, junipers and cedars, and have found that they all love it outside, and are strong enough to make it through our tough Michigan winters.
Evergreens and Deciduous trees are beautiful, as are the trees that prefer to be out of the colder elements and blossom in a window, where it is over 50 degrees (away from the register, which will also make an attempt to kill the tree, be it with A/C, but especially with the heat in the colder months).
Always feel free to contact me with any questions or requests.
Thank you,
Major
Is It Flowers You’re After?
Flowers are great. Most people like them, as do bees, butterflies and other pollinators. Flowers radiate joy and should bring a smile to the onlooker. Flowering trees are incredible and once you discover what they really enjoy, be it full sun, a warm room or a lot of water, both you and the tree should blossom with joy. As for succulents, you could be far more absent and the plant may thank you for the space to relax in the sun. Jades are very low maintenance trees and are very adaptable. They love the full sun, and can enjoy being inside in a window as well. One really needs to make it an effort to push one of these trees to death. They are drought-tolerable and can be shaped with shears however you like. Jades are great starter trees and great gifts.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or requests.
Thank you,
Major