PHIL 2070 Lecture 4: Lecture 4

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 2070
• Professor: S Linquist

Document Summary

Uses: accent, natural planting (for wild life), screen, lawn. Other: native, susceptible to birch borer, plant in spring as it stresses; avoid excess moisture or drought. Name: red osier dogwood form: rounded/spreading colour: dark green leaf. Fall purple red texture: medium coarse light requirement: sun/mid shade. Height: 2. 5 m flower season: early summer (not snowy) flower colour: hite/cream. Uses: massing/screen, winter interest, wildlife, moist soils. Other: native, prune hard to maintain red colour. Many cultivars c, alba, elegantissima (variegated leaves, var flaviramea (yellow twigs) Amelanchier canadensis form: vase, multi stemmed colour: green texture: medium light requirement: sun/part sun. Uses: specimen planting, bark, and flower effect, small grouping, edible berries birds/wildlife. Other: short lived yellow-orange to red fall colour, prefers wet sites, easily transported flower season: april may flower colour: showy white/cream fruit: red/dark purple berries language of buildings spatial composition.