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Those kind of winds can be quite damaging to high bush blueberries, causing a lot of breakage. To the extent that commercial fields in windy areas...
It’s really notable this year for a lot of fruits. Doubtless it has happened in the past, but for me at least I’m seeing 20+ year old consistently...
Worth noting that in addition to the possible issues already discussed it’s been a terrible year for a lot of fruit crops on the coast. In my area...
They’ll tolerate it for a long time. Black Walnut in particular is often coppiced and tolerates it well.
Perhaps a columnar Gingko: 'fastigiata' would hold it's golden autumn leaves through the Fall.
Looks like a fig.
I'd tend towards birds as the culprit, but others are involved: the bird feeder brings them in, the ants may have a few aphids grazing and...
According to www.paghat.com, the berries are "edible, but not especially tasty....the seeds are mildly toxic, probably not more so than apple...
I believe it is a sculpture shaped like a tree--there is some mention of a large sculpture in the garden, shaped like a tree with women's faces...
I'd guess it's a strand of bull kelp that's become tightly wound...I've seen them washed up on beaches and dried out, and the smaller whips/tips...
And remember: propagation is conservation....
I'd plant a row of clumping bamboo, in particular Fargesia robusta, in light of your site and needs--it will tolerate the shade from the...
Miscanthus 'Giganteus' for Summer (and Fall) interest, adds a tropical look through sheer size and strapping leaves, and exposed canes are...
Petasites japonicus var. giganteus, Sasa palmata (perhaps...you're right on the edge zone-wise), Paulownia tomentosa kept coppiced....
Consider Fargesia rufa, a clumping (and thus well behaved and non-running) bamboo. Fast to establish and evergreen. Depends what you mean by...
