From hedgerows to lines of potted shrubs, plants make and accentuate fences, walls, borders, and other privacy element ...

To limit damage to pavers or the pool shell, steer clear of plants with aggressive root systems like Monstera deliciosa, ...

(Make sure, however, that you plant the tree far enough away from your home.) If that isn't an option, one alternative is to fence around it, creating a box to include or exclude the tree.

Use salt-tolerant plant species near walks and roads ... removing brush piles, and fencing off other hiding places such under decks and other structures. Put up physical barriers to keep animals away ...

The most commonly planted ... the base of the tree, water well and feed regularly. A great way to make use of limited space is to train the tree along a south-facing wall or fence.

We spoke exclusively with Tiffany Selvey, House Digest's Garden Editor and in-house Master Gardener, who recommended comfrey (Symphytum officinale) as a great ground cover around fruit trees. The ...

Planting a tree is a great way to beautify your property, provide wildlife habitat and environmental benefits in one easy step. Once you have picked the right tree for your needs and found the perfect ...

Work is under way to try and save an ancient sycamore tree in Glasgow after it was destroyed by Storm Eowyn. Half of the ...