By Julie Christensen Mimosa trees, also called Silk trees, are native to Japan and Iran. In the U.S., they are winter hardy only in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 through 9. Even there, they are usually short-lived, succumbing to branch breakage and … [Read more...]
Common Diseases of Peach Trees
By Julie Christensen Peach trees are notoriously susceptible to disease problems, especially during rainy, humid weather. They’re also not particularly long-lived, and usually must be replaced after 10 to 15 years. However, if you live in a mild climate suitable … [Read more...]
Poplar Trees: Identification and Care
By Julie Christensen When you think of poplar trees, you probably think of the Lombardy poplar. This tree, with its fast growth and upright, columnar form, is frequently used as a windbreak or to line driveways and avenues. But, the poplar family includes more than 35 native … [Read more...]
Best Self Propelled Lawnmowers for 2013: Our Top Rated Picks
By Stephanie Lezotte Looking for the best self propelled mower for your home? A self-propelled lawnmower is an easy-to-operate option for homeowners with a medium to large sized lawn who want something that is easier to push around. Here’s our list of the best self-propelled … [Read more...]
Red Oak Tree Guide: Identification and Care
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...]
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