Newsletter: Seven Signs of a Tree in Trouble

Hello, Tim! Tree defects are easy to spot if you know what to look for, and roses can be pruned without angst if you suit the method to the habit of the plant. Also in this eLetter: a book review and giveaway and a new plant identification quiz. The March/April issue of Fine Gardening (#138) is off the presses, with expert advice on alternatives to overused plants, increasing compost production, inspiring plant combos, and more. Explore this issue and some related online features:     • What's in the issue     • A gardener's checklist for early spring     • Ultimate guide to dividing perennials     • How to make a hypertufa container     • Plant IDs: Two Secrets to Great Design     • Buy this issue     • Subscribe to Fine Gardening     February 7, 2011 Seven Signs of a Tree in Trouble An arborist talks about structural defects in trees and what you can do about them. Read more... Rose Pruning Is Not Rocket Science Pruning a rose is a simpler task than most people think, says rose guru Paul Zimmerman, if you choose the right approach for the rose at hand. Watch the video...      More rose advice... Book Review: California Gardener's Guide Everyone can read the review of this new region-specific garden reference, but only Californians can try to win a copy by posting a comment. Read the review... Subscribe to Fine Gardening today Renew your subscription Give a gift subscription Test your knowledge... Plant ID quiz Plant trivia quiz   Innovative gardening products from Gardener's Supply Company... Rose Gloves $34.95 more info... A-Frame Plant Stand and Tray Set $109.00 more info... Tabletop Rooting Vase $11.95 more info... See all products 63 South Main Street, Newtown CT 06470 You received this message because you are a Taunton customer or have registered at Taunton.com. This email was sent to you by The Taunton Press. Click here to update your email preferences. *44% savings based on newsstand cover price. The Taunton Press | Customer Service | Privacy Policy