The White Drift® Rose is the newest addition to the Drift® series. It has bright white, fully double blooms perfectly shaped like a miniature rose flower. It has a true ground cover habit, with the superior disease resistance you would expect from a Drift® Groundcover Rose.

This rose "Lady Emma Hamilton" is prolific, disease resistant, evergreen yes it is EVERGREEN in Seattle, fragrant and this color goes well with any adjacent plants. I constantly learn about plants.

Protect Your Beautiful Fruit Trees Apple scab and Pear Trellis Rust are very common diseases, and two of the most aesthetically damaging diseases of fruit trees. Very susceptible trees become defoliated by mid-summer, which weakens the trees over time and can even cause death. Fungicides must be applied preventively to successfully manage Apple Scab and Pear trellis Rust. Spores are released so early in the growing season, fungicide sprays must begin when the first green leaf tips emerge in spring. A series of three treatments performed approximately 7-10 days apart are recommended for best control. Call today to get your free quote.

This is an example of a transitional landscaping in San Francisco.

Saving an old Quercus agrifolia by selectivly pruning out the dead and diseased - 3ed year after a big wind storm broke 2/3's of it off Jessica Thompson

These are my clients. This pic was taken during the start of the pandemic. They were so happy to have a just completed fabulous oasis- a much needed escape with a child with an autoimmune disease. See more pics in our "St. Pete Pool Retreat" album.

The once soggy and disease ridden yard has been transformed into a great back yard for both playing and enjoying the views. Plants were chosen for ease of maintenance, providing year-round interest and color, and atrracting butterflies and hummingbirds.

Bedroom - mid-sized contemporary master dark wood floor bedroom idea in New York with white walls

A true piece of American history. 100+ year old lumber reclaimed from old barns in West Virginia. In the early 1900's, a fungus emerged and rapidly spread through America's Chestnut tree forests. By 1935, a good portion of the mature Chestnut trees were destroyed by the fungus. During this time the wood was considered inferior because of bore holes caused by an insect that invaded the diseased trees. To eliminate the spread of any futher tree disease, the trees were quickly milled into lumber for barns, fences, structure flooring, and siding.

Expertly maintained planting beds and lawn keep the focus on beautiful, healthy landscaping all season long. It's important in autumn to remove fallen leaves to prevent pests and diseases from overwintering in your garden and jeopardizing your investment. (Mike Crews Photography) #finegardening

design: Studio TOOP, 2013 location: Rotterdam, NL status: built in 2014, Weldam Groenprojecten photo: Hans Clauzing, 2014 Our good friend Gerda is an avid photographer with a special interest in nature photography and butterflies. She also suffers from a lung disease that sometimes leaves her less mobile and able to head out to pursue this passion. A garden to take pictures in, even when you're not up to heading further out into the world. That was the main goal of this garden. With limited means and the use of affordable materials we created a wheel chair friendly garden that offers ample space for both human and wild life.

The small size and compact habit of Oso Easy Peachy Cream makes it a great option for containers. 1-3' (0.3-0.9 m) tall and wide. Full sun. USDA Zones 3-9

Oso Easy Honey Bun rose produces an abundance of semi-doubled blooms that range from blush pink to buttery yellow to creamy white. 2-3' (0.6-0.9m) tall and wide. Full Sun. USDA Zones 4-9.

Mid-sized minimalist detached two-car carport photo in Cleveland

A true piece of American history. 100+ year old lumber reclaimed from old barns in West Virginia. In the early 1900's, a fungus emerged and rapidly spread through America's Chestnut tree forests. By 1935, a good portion of the mature Chestnut trees were destroyed by the fungus. During this time the wood was considered inferior because of bore holes caused by an insect that invaded the diseased trees. To eliminate the spread of any futher tree disease, the trees were quickly milled into lumber for barns, fences, structure flooring, and siding.

Gorgeous master bath with dramatic retro "wave" tile. Peak Photography
Example of a 1950s bathroom design in Los Angeles

The view from the driveway entrance before construction. Sidewalk and courtyard composed of tired concrete. Diseased pine tree in foreground to be removed. H. Gulick, Sherrerds Inc.