DENVER, CO - NOVEMBER 16: Evergreens in Washington Park in Denver have been dying. They have replanted new evergreens on Evergreen Hill which is located on the north side of the park.

Trees like junipers, arborvitaes, spruces, maples or cypresses are good to grow in November. A stock image shows a lakeside reflecting the colors of fall trees.

Colorado evergreens this spring are showing what some call winter bronzing or freeze damage. It's the result of a cold snap that occurred in November. As wildfire season approaches it has ...

“I had to do a lot of watering this year to get my new plants established. Now that November is over, do I still need to worry about watering?” — Kendra Lin, Niles Most gardeners … ...

It is easy to forget about watering during the colder weather in November, but recently planted evergreens should not go into winter under stress from being too dry, which will increase the chance ...

A stand of well-pruned evergreen trees. Diane Dunham So far, this fall appears to be extremely dry, so start watering now including any newly planted shrubs or trees.