Recently, after writing about mangoes, I received the following email from Steve Huffman: “It might be worth mentioning that ...

I’ve spent years working with and studying trees, and co-authored The Tree Atlas in 2024, all of which has only deepened my ...

The reason for limiting plant height is simple: Trees, shrubs and even large ornamental plantings can ... Silver Maple and Weeping Willow. Both of these trees are fast growers that can reach ...

Even the tiniest of courtyards can accommodate the dwarf varieties of crabapple trees. On average, these ornamental trees stop growing at ... in the courtyard for a cottonwood tree, red oak, or ...

Another key benefit of many types of flowering trees ... Pollinators love this tree with its long-lasting blooms. Look for a dwarf variety such as Blue Diddley for a smaller garden.

Container trees are a practical way to bring ... Requiring little care, the crape myrtle is a popular ornamental plant in parks. "Dwarf varieties of crape myrtle will thrive in containers if ...

Time for the local weeping birch tree population is rapidly coming to an end. The once majestic white-barked trees that have dominate some areas of the city for decades are facing serious illness and, ...

There are some blooming ornamental trees that, while impressive, have been found to be menacing to native species. They’re so problematic, officials in some states have issued a bounty for it.

Fast-growing trees can give you a natural shield of privacy within a few short years. If you're looking to create privacy ...

The weeping willow most likely originated in China and was traded along the silk road to Europe and is now found in North America. It is mostly used as an ornamental tree because of its beautiful ...