A low-maintenance and easy-to-prune small tree like the camellia should be your all-time favorite option for a compact yard. This shade-loving evergreen tree or shrub is regarded as the queen of all ...

Established trees can create a challenging environment for other plants, so opting to grow resilient shrubs underneath them ...

Not all properties, however, have room to plant full-sized trees, which is where these small and dwarf varieties come in. If you're unsure what size trees your yard can handle, consider the following ...

Identifying a dominant leader and cutting away any competing leaders when a tree is young will allow it to grow more robustly ...

Choose deciduous shade trees — those that drop their leaves during the winter. You will have the shade you need in the summer ...

The parking lot will have new landscaping, though it will take time for saplings to grow enough to match the shade offered by the ones taken down. Top Tree Service employees work on cutting down a ...

Green Giant' and emerald green are excellent privacy plants, but their size and growth rates are vastly different. Learn ...

The dense branching produces heavy shade, which lawn grass cannot handle ... the stinky scent and will eat pests like aphids and scales. Bradford pear trees produce sterile fruits that aren’t edible ...

Birdsong filled the yard. The trees brought shade and an almost parental pleasure at watching them grow to great heights ...

Christmas brings a lot of excitement with sparkling lights; festive decorations; and, of course, the Christmas tree.