Learn how to transform your backyard into a fruitful oasis with our step-by-step guide on planting a fruit tree using ...

If you've been researching the best trees to plant close to a house and which ones to avoid, you're not alone; a little slice of nature right outside your window, adding shade in summer (and colour in ...

Crape Myrtle. You can plant varieties of Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia sp.) trees in USDA zones 6 through 11, and they can grow to be anywhere from six to 30 feet tall and between four and 15 feet ...

It’s best to plant fruit trees in late winter or early spring before they emerge from dormancy. During this time, they may be purchased “bare root”—sans soil, that is—from mail order nurseries. How ...

Research done at K-State found newly planted trees can grow up to 300% more in the first two years of growth if the grass around a tree is removed, Boyer said. Mulch is used after grass removal to ...

If you want to grow a fruit tree but don't have the yard space for it, your patio may actually have enough real estate to do it. Here's how to grow a fruit tree in a pot.

So, if someone out there will hold my beer, I’ll try to get us back on par with our Mesopotamian brothers and sisters and give ya a few pointers on how to properly plant a tree. How to choose a tree ...

If your taste buds are happy, you will have an easier time staying motivated to pour care, time and resources into your plants. Then consider a fruit tree that is a good fit for your level of ...

It’s tree-planting time in Texas. ... Trees benefit the people who plant them and everyone around them. They improve air quality for the entire planet by producing oxygen and storing carbon.

Please let me know which tree you or the city planted there that, in your eyes, has been a success. Now let’s examine the suitability of the trees Melissa mentioned for parkway planting.