When it comes to large shade trees, few trees can compare to the red oak. This tree grows faster than most oak trees and has an open canopy. Mature urban trees grow 70 to 80 feet tall, while rural trees can grow even taller. The trees have glossy green leaves in the summer, … [Read more...]
Creating Your Own Japanese Garden
Japanese gardens are one of the most popular overall garden style and themes today. They can take the style of the owner subtly and beautifully and can be done in both traditional and modern designs. They are found in places from backyards in the suburbs to shrines and … [Read more...]
Best Types of Gravel for Patios
By Julie Christensen Forget the tiny plot of cement jutting off a 1950’s style home. Today’s homeowners are embracing outdoor living and building large patios and garden areas as an extension of their home’s space. Gravel makes an ideal choice for a patio. It has a soft, … [Read more...]
Sycamore Tree Identification and Care
By Julie Christensen Like maples and oak trees, sycamores (Platanus occidentalis) are found throughout most of the eastern U.S. These stately trees, also known as American planetree, Button-wood or Button-ball tree, are easily identified by their leaves, bark and … [Read more...]
Best Wind Resistant Trees and Shrubs: A List of 21 Options
If you live where wind is an issue, then you'll want to make sure that your trees and shrubs can withstand the onslaught that can come with bad weather or serve as a viable wind break or barrier. This is for your own safety, the safety of your property, and to keep your garden … [Read more...]
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