Tree Bark: A Landscape Showstopper
Join us in this episode as we take a closer look at trees with interesting bark. Whether you’re designing a landscape or just love trees, you’ll come away seeing bark in a whole new way!
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We encourage you to take the time to appreciate the beauty of bark! As you walk through your yard, a botanical garden, park, or natural area look a bit closer at the bark of trees. Let us know your favorites by tagging us @PolkGardening on Facebook or Instagram.
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- Bark Appeal
- River Birch
- Betula nigra: River Birch
- Crapemyrtle
- Lagerstroemia indica: Crapemyrtle
- Platanus occidentalis: Sycamore
- Ceiba speciosa: Silk-Floss Tree
- Chinese Elm
- Ulmus parvifolia: Chinese Elm
- Winged Elm
- Live Oak
- Quercus virginiana: Southern Live Oak
- Chickasaw Plum
- Prunus angustifolia: Chickasaw Plum
- Lichen podcast episode
For more information, contact UF/IFAS Extension Polk County at (863) 519-1041 or visit us online at http://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/polk. The Plant Clinic is open Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm to answer your gardening and landscaping questions. Give us a call or email us at polkmg@ifas.ufl.edu.
If you are not in Polk County, Contact your local UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Plant Clinic.
The Florida Master Gardener Volunteer Program is a volunteer-driven program that benefits UF/IFAS Extension and the citizens of Florida. The program extends the vision of the University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, all the while protecting and sustaining natural resources and environmental systems, enhancing the development of human resources, and improving the quality of human life through the development of knowledge in agricultural, human and natural resources and making that knowledge accessible.
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