Trees are a beautiful and welcome addition to any garden, but they’re also extremely handy and practical. In fact, fast growing privacy ... sun or partial shade.’ 6. Scots pine If you prefer ...

If you’re in the market for new trees, consider planting natives. Native trees also support our native wildlife, which ...

If you like tart cherries—for pies, preserves, pastries, or simply eating straight off the tree—you’ll have plenty with one of these fruit-bearing trees ... will grow in northern zones ...

Autumn is the perfect time to plant young fruit trees. Fruit trees reach a state of dormancy at the end of the growing season ...

Magnolia trees are ... of glory. Growing over 30 feet tall and blooming in late winter to mid spring before its 3 to 6-inch leaves appear, this deciduous type is hardy in USDA Zones 4 though ...

The resilient, native fruit has a cult following and could be small farms’ hedge against climate change in a fast-warming ...

(Of the 1.6 million acres of redwood forest ... They prefer the young, fastest growing trees and have done so much damage to commercial stands that some foresters call them the biggest "pest ...

You also need to be aware of the potential size your tree will grow to and whether it's self-fertilising. Self-fertile trees will produce fruit without the need for another tree to pollinate it.

The leaves of evergreen species acquire carbon over the long term and improve nutrient conservation, whereas short-lived ...

The city partners with Tree Trust, a local landscaping company, to help property owners pick out a tree species for their yard and plant it for them, said Sydney Schaaf, the city trees program ...

These are the companies leading the trillion trees effort in the U.S. As part of the effort to plant a trillion trees around the world, a group of companies is pledging to help the U.S. do its part.