Itching to establish new some trees in your yard? Choosing a beginner-friendly species that will do well in your specific ...

This fast-growing tree thrives best in hardiness zones 4 to 9. Growing about 2 feet each year, it can tower up to 20 feet tall and span 6 feet wide, making it ideal for adding privacy to your yard.

Now that the weather is getting warmer, there's no doubt we'll be spending more time in our backyards. But the feeling that anyone could look in at any moment can be off-putting. That's where ...

Expect fruit to start popping up as soon as a year, with warmer USDA growing zones getting even better and faster results. This fruit tree species is also everbearing and produces 10 to 40 pounds of ...

It blooms on new growth, so winter pruning is good for it. Remove the first wave of flowers to see the second wave of blooms in August or September after the initial colors fade. Chaste trees are ...

"Both redwoods and Doug fir grow faster in full ... of tightly packed small trees up to 20 years old separated by slivers of older trees in the 150-foot buffer zones around fish-bearing streams ...

Water is vital to plant growth and development. A root zone is the top 18” of soil within the root spread area. The best time to water a tree or shrub is when the top 6 to 9 inches of soil in the root ...