Posts tagged screening
Ep. 175- July Q&A Week- Screens, Cottage Garden Plants, Topdressing Lawns, and Tropical Plantings
Ep. 175- July Q&A Week- Screens, Cottage Garden Plants, Topdressing Lawns, and Tropical Plantings

This week, Nathan opens up the mailbag and answers your questions! Sharon from Cleveland, Ga. asks about some small canopy trees that can add some height to their privacy fence. Rachel in north Atlanta wants to know some specific plants to use in a cottage garden. Bobby from East Tennessee wants to know if it's okay to top dress a lawn now with compost. Lastly, Michelle from Flowery Branch, Ga. wants to create a tropical-like garden around her pool. Leave your garden question for Nathan to answer here or on Facebook and Instagram!

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Compost, Design, Flowers., Fruit Trees, Garden Design, Plants, Podcast, Q&A, RosesNathan Wilsongarden question and answer, screening, privacy fence, dogwood, redbud, fringe tree, serviceberry, ornamental trees, Japanese maple, cottage garden plants, foxglove, roses, dame's rocket, ornamental grasses, top dress lawn, compost, compost topdressing, tropical-ish gardens, tropical gardens, pool gardens, gardening around a poolComment
Ep. 105- Q&A Week- Screen Spacing, Limiting Factor of Growth, and Heeling In
Ep. 105- Q&A Week- Screen Spacing, Limiting Factor of Growth, and Heeling In

This week on New Southern Garden, Nathan answers your gardening questions!. Patrick in Flowery Branch, Ga. wonders how far apart he should space his trees to create a screen. Nathan touches on the "limiting factor for growth" which could be

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Design, Garden Design, Philosophy, plant biology, Planting, Plants, Podcast, Q&A, TechniquesNathan WilsonQ&A, screen, screening, arborvitae, green giant, heeling inComment
Ep. 80- 6 Steps to A New Landscape (Part 2)
Ep. 80- 6 Steps to A New Landscape (Part 2)

In this week's episode, the fun begins! Nathan continues his six steps to a new landscape and we start to plant! Preparing the site is a critical step before planting. Making sure weeds are cleared, removing obstructions, amending the soil, and

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Compost, Design, Garden Design, Philosophy, Planting, Plant Disease, Plants, Techniques, Tools and EquipmentNathan Wilsonweeds, planting, pre-emergent, soil amendment, soft soil, trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, screening, screen, hedges, fertilizer, fertilizing, mulch, pinestraw, mulching, water, wateringComment