Practical Phenology Hummingbirds return when red buckeyes bloom Gypsy moth eggs hatch when redbuds bloom.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Plant Attributes ‘Leggy’ Plants Foxglove (Penstemon) White Sage

Advertisements

Horticulture II - LC Plant ID Herbaceous Perennials I.

Water Wise Landscaping Rick Durham Department of Horticulture.

Susan J. Henson, Horticulturist Parks and Recreation Department

OSU Phenology Garden Network 2006 Additions: Perennials Images courtesy of Bluestone Perennials Descriptions from Bluestone Perennials and Klyn Nurseries,

Perennial Flowers Horticulture I CP Mr. Traeger December 2013.

Planting for Bees Patti Koranda ISU Beekeeping Club.

Some Native / Wildlife Plants and Gardens in Falls Church Please do not use photos without permission/proper credit

THE INTEGRATION OF COLORS, TEXTURES AND MATURITY SIZES WITHIN THE ETIQUETTES OF LANDSCAPE DESIGN PRESENTED BY DAVE MOYER & MATT HANNA DAVE MOYER & MATT.

Bees in the Garden Pros and Cons Patti Koranda & Carl Wenning ISU Beekeeping Club.

Planting your rain garden. Choices, choices! Low to high density.

YELLOW RASPBERRY WILD DAISY The common daisy (Bellis perennis), also known as the English, European or lawn daisy.

Biological Calendars: Using Degree-Days and Plant Phenology to Predict Pest Activity Dan Herms Department of Entomology The Ohio State University Ohio.

1 Gardening for Wildlife. 2 The Four Basic Wildlife Needs Food Seeds, nuts, fruit, nectar, insects Water Natural sources, birdbaths, backyard ponds Cover.

UW-Milwaukee Geography Building a State and National Phenology Network Prof. Mark D. Schwartz Department of Geography, UW-Milwaukee Wisconsin Phenological.

Inflorescences HortBotany.

Key Attracts Hummingbirds Attracts Butterflies Attracts Songbirds Prefers wet soil Good for landscaping Very Tall Needs a lot of space Perennial.

Do Now: How do animals help plants get pollinated? Can you name some types of pollinators?

Achillea Anthemis Aquilegia Columbine Armeria Sea Thrift.

Gardening with Native Perennials March 10, What do I mean by Native? Native to the Southern Appalachians (West Virginia to Georgia) Species plants,

Coping with Drought Drought Resistant Plants Darrell Blackwelder Cooperative Extension-Rowan County.

Perennials This list of perennials represents many that are in our yard The beds are a amazing sea of color spring through late summer.

Growing Native Plants in Chisago County Tom Dickhudt March 1, 2005.

Fuchsia Red Flowering Currant Ribes sanguineum Fuchsia magellanica Can come in many colors, including bright reds and oranges that attract hummingbirds.

Butterfly Gardening 101 Red Admiral feeding on pentas at Mercer.

Nursery Landscape Plant ID. American Linden Amur Maple.

Wenke partners with Garden Centers Plants flying off the shelf!

Deciduous Shrubs. Abelia x grandiflora Glossy Abelia.

Deer Are Not So Dear!. Our Goal Don’t grow the plants that you like, grow the plants that the deer don’t like!!!

Deciduous Shrubs. Chaenomeles japonica Japanese Quince.

No-Fail (No Fake) Flower Gardening No-Fail (No Fake) Flower Gardening.

Flowering Trees Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006 Northern Red.

Butterfly Gardening Written and Presented by: Cathy LeVahn Anoka County Master Gardener, Minnesota Tree Care Advisor.

Annual Prairie Plant Sale Amorpha canescens Leadplant Family: Papilionaceae Category:Shrubs Height:24-36 in. (60-90 cm) Sun Exposure:Full Sun Bloom.

Horticulture II - Landscape Unit B Landscape Design.

Narcissus. Umbrella Schefflera Rose Miniature Carnation.

IPPC Degree-Day Models including Douglas-Fir Needle Midge (Contarinia spp.) Len Coop, IPPC, OSU Corvallis Feb 22, 2013.

Evergreen Trees ID Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006 Northern Red.

Ideas for Your Garden. Ideas for Your Garden Main Menu Click on the categories below to learn more.

Perennials. Achillea Millefolium Common Yarrow Acorus gramineus hybrids Japanese Sweet Flag.

New Tools for Epidemiology Maps and Reports NPDN Epidemiology Committee Leonard Coop Oregon State University January 30, 2007.

Understanding seasonal and long-term changes around us through PHENOLOGY Nature’s rhythms: LoriAnne Barnett Education Coordinator.

Making meaning out of science: Using Nature’s Notebook to engage citizens in exciting and relevant research LoriAnne Barnett, Education Coordinator, USA-NPN.

Plants that Attract Butterflies. You will attract more than butterflies....

Biological Calendars: Phenology and Growing Degree-Days for Monitoring Pest Management in Ohio Dan Herms Department of Entomology The Ohio State University.

Funding: This project supported by the Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program. SARE is a program of the National Institute.

Horticulture II - LC Plant ID Herbaceous Perennials I.

Growing Your Digital Audience – and Profits Using SEO to Build Your List and Your Business Ed Coburn SVP & Lead Consultant Mequoda Group.

Perennials Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006 Northern Red Oak 007.

Shade Trees & Flowering Trees Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006.

Creating a School Pollinator Garden -Maureen Regan.

Stokesia ‘Mel’s Blue’ Pioneer Gardens, Inc. – Spring 2014.

Turfs Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006 Northern Red Oak 007 Norway.

Evergreen Shrubs Matching Game #1. Shade Trees 001 Bald Cypress 002 Ginkgo 003 Honey Locust 004 Japanese Maple 005 Little Leaf Linden 006 Northern Red.

To promote the production, sale and use of superior ornamental plants Prepared by Dr. Teri Hamlin.

Pollinator Garden It’s easy and beautiful!. What is a pollinator garden?  A pollinator garden is designed to provide nectar and pollen sources to pollinators.

Tree Injections and Insects: State of the art research Dan Herms Department of Entomology The Ohio State University Ohio Agricultural Research and Development.

Deciduous Shrubs Original PowerPoint Created by Howard Henderson Modified by the Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office June, 2002.

OPPD Forestry Shantung Maple Ht: 25’ Spread: 20’

HELPFUL HINTS FOR A HEALTHY GARDEN

Spring Flowering Shrubs

Nursery Flowers By: Jinny Taylor 2/12/10

Deciduous Small Tree Review

Making Pollinator Habitat

What can a lilac tell us about national climate change?

SUNY Canton Arboretum.

Sunny Plants for Pollinators

Janet B. Carson Extension Horticulture Specialist

Introduction to Phenology

Presentation transcript:

Practical Phenology Hummingbirds return when red buckeyes bloom Gypsy moth eggs hatch when redbuds bloom

Species Avg. Ohio First Bloom( DD50) Goldtide ™ Forsythia 74 ‘Royal Star’ Star Magnolia 101 PJM Rhododendron 151 Koreanspice Viburnum 189 ‘Coralburst’ Crabapple 233 ‘President Grevy’ Common Lilac 263 Vanhoutte Spirea 352 ‘Miss Kim’ Lilac 401 Redosier Dogwood 405 ‘Abbotswood Bush Cinquefoil 434 ‘Red Prince’ Weigela 498 Autumn Jazz ™ Arrowwood Viburnum 532 Goldflame Bumald Spirea 645 Oakleaf Hydrangea 780 Cutleaf Elderberry 812 Rose-of-Sharon ‘Blushing Bride’ 1529 DD50 = measure of accumulated heat beginning in January Woody Plant Selections:

Perennial Plant Selections: Anemone x hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert,’ Japanese Anemone Asclepias tuberosa, butterfly weed Baptisia australis, false indigo Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘Tiny Rubies’ Doronicum orientale ‘Magnificum,’ Leopardbane Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus,’ Purple coneflower Geranium ‘Nimbus,’ Perennial geranium Helleborus x hybridus, Lenten rose Hemerocallis ‘Raspberry Pixie,’ Daylily Iris sibirica ‘Anniversary,’ Siberian iris Monarda didyma ‘Raspberry Wine,’ Bee balm Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker Red,’ Beardtongue Phlox paniculata ‘David,’ Garden phlox Salvia x sylvestris ‘May Night,’ Hybrid sage Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’

The OSU Phenology Garden Network 36 Gardens Across Ohio Coordinators: Dan Herms, OARDC Denise Ellsworth, Summit County Extension In partnership with (Your group name here!)

For a customized Biological Calendar Google: GDD OSU Enter your Zip code here

The customized calendar will tell you what is blooming, and what pests are active in your area.

Phenology: Not the Bumps on Your Head! Phenology is… The study of recurring biological events…. Natural events and their relationship to weather…. The study of cyclic events of nature in response to seasonal and climatic changes in the environment The sequence of natural events through the season….