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Types Of Flowering Trees For Spring Gardens
If you're planting trees to light up the yard in March or April, you’ll want to learn about the different types of flowering trees. Read on for more.
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Transplanting Large Evergreen Trees And Shrubs
Nobody is happy to discover a large evergreen must be moved. But sometimes it's a necessity. Here's how to help the tree survive a transplant.
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How To Transplant A Tree That Produces Fruit
How to transplant an apple tree? What is lemon tree transplant shock? Can mature fruit trees be transplanted? Read on for answers to fruit tree transplant questions.
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Planting Trees To Reverse Climate Change
More trees planted in more places will help reduce climate change, especially if we reduce our carbon emissions. Read on to learn what’s up with trees and climate change.
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Types Of Trees With Purple Leaves
Purple trees can add a big landscape pop. If you are considering planting a tree with purple foliage, read on for a few of our favorites.
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What Is A Witness Tree And Where To Find Them
Witness trees are trees living today that were alive during dramatic events in our nation’s past. To learn more, click here.
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How To Transplant Trees From Woods
Learn the best practices for transplanting deciduous and evergreen trees from the forest.
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Should You Seal A Tree Wound?
Unless you’re pruning an oak tree in warm weather, pruning wounds on trees are self healing. Click to read more about pruning sealer.
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How To Plant A Permaculture Orchard
Consider incorporating sustainable growing practices into your orchard design. Better for the earth, these methods will augment your fruit yield, too.
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What Is A Specimen Tree – Information On Planting A Specimen Tree
You'll find lots of advice on the Internet about how to use specimen trees. But what is a specimen tree? In case you are confused, it's not a species of tree. Rather, it's a tree planted by itself as a stand-alone garden feature. Learn more in this article.
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What Is Heart Rot Disease: Info About Bacterial Heart Rot In Trees
Heart rot refers to a type of fungus that attacks mature trees and causes rot in the center of tree trunks and branches. The fungus damages, then destroys, a tree's structural components and, in time, makes it a safety hazard. Learn more in this article.
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What Are Burrknot Borers: Symptoms And Causes Of Burrknot In Trees
Grafted trees are prone to many strange tricks, sometimes sending out angry-looking spines or armies of water sprouts emerging from the bottom of the tree. Learn about burrknot of trees in this article.
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What Is Black Canker – Learn About Black Canker Treatment
Black canker disease can seriously disfigure trees, especially willows. Find out how to keep your trees healthy, and what to do about treating black canker disease in this article. Click here for more information.
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Ball Burlap Tree Planting: Do You Remove Burlap When Planting A Tree
You can fill your backyard for less money if you select balled and burlapped trees rather than container-grown trees. Get tips for planting these trees here.
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Tree Basal Shoots: What To Do With Basal Shoots On Trees
Basal growth on trees is not unusual. What is a basal shoot? If you are wondering what to do with basal shoots, click here for more info.
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Wildlife Habitat Trees: Growing Trees For Wildlife
You can landscape a yard to attract wildlife by planting trees and shrubs that provide food and shelter. Here are ideas on the best wildlife habitat trees.
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What Is An Arborist: Tips For Choosing An Arborist
When your trees have problems you are not able to solve, it may be time to call an arborist. An arborist is a tree professional. This article provides tips that will help in choosing an arborist and where to get certified arborist information.
