Consultation. Education. Design. Greenwood Horticulture aims to foster the growth of micro-ecosystem.
06/04/2024
budding out. .bio .bio
05/25/2024
05/02/2024
This is what happens when lilacs experience warm spells too soon in the season. The buds were aborted throughout most of the upper, more exposed branches. #2024
02/24/2024
Unfortunately, crocus blooming in February in Minnesota is not a good sign of things to come. Hold off on planting an early garden as there is still a good chance of deep freezes all the way into May regardless of the unseasonably warm temperatures.
01/05/2024
As far as I’m concerned, the edibility of fruits is totally overblown. Three hours after trying a couple of bites from this extremely ripe fruit and I can still feel the burn of the oxalate crystals that initially felt a bit like and eventually morphed into a feeling of glass shards!
01/02/2024
One of the highlights from 2023 was finding Cycas fugax in cultivation and Cycas multipinnata in the wild.
12/29/2023
#2023
11/16/2023
Have you seen the new and updated ?!
11/08/2023
10/18/2023
10/18/2023
Celebrating a very successful plant expedition in Vietnam, October 2023! A beautiful country and amazing people in desperate need of conservation.
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