Latest Blog Posts for EverWinter

• on Apr 9, 2015 in Textures Evergreen EverWinter Winter Garden Gardening Snow Poetry
  Gentlepeople,Hello, my name is Thomas Marcucci. I am starting this blog to share my knowledge and love of Evergreens, Winter Gardening and Poetry. Since I am launching this in the spring months I will concentrate on introducing everyone to the many d...
• Winter 2014 The Snow Machine Must Be Set On Overdrive
  on Mar 3, 2014
  Wow!! What a long cold Winter it's been. It's March 3rd and here in the northeast, we just had another major snowstorm come through the region. This one skirted us to our south just a bit so we didn't get it with both barrels but, we got enough to tu...
• The Winter That Wasn't
  on Feb 29, 2012 in Reloaded EverWinter Lost Winter
  I've been away from my blog for a while and am taking a renewed interest in updating and going in new directions with it. Just to get my feet back in the snow again I have to talk about this past Winter or more the lack of it. I live in Eastern Penns...
• Evergreen Care: Fall Cast-Off
  on Nov 23, 2010
  It's late fall now and the thoughts of the holidays begin to take hold. Many are still raking up the leaves in our yards and may be noticing that our evergreens are getting some brown spots towards the inner needles. This is Fall Cast-Off. Like decid...
• Evergreen Care: "The Spruces An Introduction"
  on May 26, 2010 in White Spruce Spruce Tree Red Spruce Norway Spruce Colorado Blue Spruce Englemann Spruce Black Spruce
  In one of my earlier posts I stated that the "Firs" were my favorite of all the conifers, but, the true soldiers of Winter are the "Spruces". Their shape and branch structure differ slightly from the Firs in that they are a more dense tree. Their con...
• A Chance For Thought
  on May 18, 2010 in Winter Landscape Winter Beauty Winter Landscape Ideas Winter Interest Blogs Winter Garden Makeover Landscape Evergreen Trees
  "Solemnly they stand, unwavering under a frozen blanket, the soldiers of Winter. God's sentry's over the forest as it sleeps. The wind blowing through their branches, transformed into the whispers of the ages."Thomas R. Marcucci...
• Off Topic, But Necessary
  on May 15, 2010 in Memorial Day V.F.W. Tiger Cub Scout Veterans Flags
  Today I had the privilege of putting out flags on the grave sites of our veterans to prepare for the memorial holiday. It was part of my sons Tiger Cub Scouts Project. Every year they get together with our local V.F.W. and help them. It was a gr...
• The Hollies
  on May 6, 2010 in Illex Meservae Variegated Holly Glossy Green Foliage Christmas Holly Deciduous Holly Illex Opaca American Holly Illex Aquifolia Illex Verticilata Diecious Winterberry
  The Hollies, one of my favorite berrying evergreens. They are comprised of both evergreen and deciduous versions. There are many variations of holly available to the home owner. First we'll discuss the evergreen version. Typically they have tough glo...
• Berrying Evergreens: "The Hollies, An Introduction"
  on May 6, 2010 in Illex Meservae Variegated Holly Glossy Green Foliage Christmas Holly Deciduous Holly Illex Opaca American Holly Illex Aquifolia Illex Verticilata Diecious Winterberry
  The Hollies, one of my favorite berrying evergreens. They are comprised of both evergreen and deciduous versions. There are many variations of holly available to the home owner. First we'll discuss the evergreen version. Typically they have tough glo...
• Evergreen Care: Berrying Evergreens: "The Hollies, An Introduction"
  on May 6, 2010 in Illex Meservae Variegated Holly Glossy Green Foliage Christmas Holly Deciduous Holly Illex Opaca American Holly Illex Aquifolia Illex Verticilata Diecious Winterberry
  The Hollies, one of my favorite berrying evergreens. They are comprised of both evergreen and deciduous versions. There are many variations of holly available to the home owner. First we'll discuss the evergreen version. Typically they have tough glo...

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