Trees
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Inosculation And Trees Growing Together
If you ever see two trees that have bonded and grown together, read here to learn why and how it happens.
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Leyland Cypress Diseases: Treating Disease In Leyland Cypress Trees
When you plant them in an appropriate location and provide good culture, your shrubs may not suffer from Leyland cypress diseases. This article has information about the main diseases of Leyland cypress trees and how to treat them.
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Tree Protection On Construction Sites – Preventing Tree Damage In Work Zones
Construction zones can be dangerous places, for trees as well as humans. Trees cannot protect themselves with hard hats, so it's up to the homeowner to make sure nothing occurs to injure a tree's health in work zones. This article has tips to help.
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What Is Star Anise: Tips On How To Grow Star Anise
Star anise is a tree related to the magnolia and its dried fruits are used in many international cuisines. Click this article to learn how to grow star anise in suitable areas and find out how to use this amazing spice.
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Japanese Elm Tree Care: How To Grow A Japanese Elm Tree
Because of Dutch Elm disease, many people opt for Japanese elm trees instead, which are hardier and equally attractive. This article provides Japanese elm tree facts, including information about how to grow a Japanese elm tree.
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Pink Rot On Palms: Tips For Treating Palms With Pink Rot Fungus
Pink rot fungus is a palm tree disease that infects damaged or weakened palms. Like many fungi, it is easier to prevent than it is to treat. Here are some tips on dealing with pink rot on palms. Click this article to learn more.
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When Do Conifers Shed Needles – Learn Why Conifers Drop Needles
Conifers are a type of evergreen, but that doesn't mean they are forever green. At about the same time as deciduous tree leaves turn colors and fall, you'll also see your favorite conifer dropping some needles. Click here to learn why conifers drop needles.
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Japanese Maple Companions – What To Plant With Japanese Maple Trees
They add elegance to any garden when planted alone, but if you are looking for companions for Japanese maples, you'll have many choices. Look to this article for some ideas of what to plant with Japanese maple trees.
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Camphor Tree Growing: Camphor Tree Uses In The Landscape
Camphor trees in the landscape grow very big, very fast, making some homeowners happy and others uncomfortable. The tree also produces thousands of berries, resulting in thousands of seedlings in your backyard. Click here for more camphor tree information.
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Canary Palm Tree Growing: Care Of Canary Island Palm Trees
With its shiny, feathery fronds, arching branches, and ornamental fruit, the Canary palm is not of the low-maintenance school. You'll want to read up on the care of Canary Island palm trees to be sure the plant stays healthy and happy. Click here for more info.
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Calabash Tree Facts – How To Grow A Calabash Tree
The calabash tree is a small evergreen that grows up to 25 feet (7.5 m.) tall and produces unusual flowers and fruits. Take a look at this article for more calabash tree facts, including information about how to grow a calabash tree in the landscape.
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Willow Tree Bark Is Falling Off: How To Treat Peeling Willow Bark
Although willows are not sickly trees, a few diseases and pest infestations do attack and cause willow tree problems. If willow tree bark is falling off, you may need to take action. This article provides information to help with that.
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Drake Elm Tree Growing: Tips On Caring For Drake Elm Trees
The drake elm (also called Chinese elm or lacebark elm) is a quick-growing elm tree that naturally develops a dense, rounded, umbrella-shaped canopy. For more drake elm tree information and details on caring for drake elm trees, click this article.
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Pine Tree Sap Season: Pine Tree Sap Uses And Information
Most trees produce sap, and pine is no exception. Pine trees are coniferous trees that have long needles. These resilient trees often live and thrive at elevations and in climates where other tree species cannot. Click here for more information about pine trees and sap.
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What Are Carobs: Learn About Carob Tree Care And Uses
While little known to many people, carob trees have a lot to offer to the home landscape given suitable growing conditions. Read here for more carob tree information, its history, and uses in the landscape.
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Signs And Symptoms Of Witches' Broom On Trees And Shrubs
Ever seen those odd-looking, broom-like distortions in a tree? Perhaps it's one of yours or in a tree nearby. What are these and do they cause any harm? Read here to find out more about witches' broom disease.
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Mahogany Tree Uses – Information About Mahogany Trees
If you want to see a mahogany tree in the U.S., you'll need to head to Southern Florida. These attractive, fragrant trees make excellent shade trees in zones 10-11. For more information about mahogany trees and mahogany tree uses, click here.
