For more plant inspiration, see our guide to some of the easiest evergreen trees to grow this year, helping you to create a ...

Beautiful blooming trees add color and beauty to your yard. This list of flowering trees with pictures will help you decide ...

For example, a mighty conifer is better suited to a vast landscape, not to a small yard where it will dominate all other ...

Evergreen conifers may also have a delicious, aromatic fragrance which will waft across the garden. If you're also searching for the best trees for small gardens, you'll be able to find an ...

There are many flowering shrubs and trees either in bloom or just beginning to bloom right now around Southwest Florida.

An informal, more natural appearance with great eye appeal can be obtained with less maintenance by allowing the evergreens to grow naturally and adding small flowering trees and deciduous shrubs ...

The best trees for small gardens are multifaceted, having a combination of beautiful flowers, evergreen foliage, textural bark, colourful autumnal leaves or a pleasing architectural shape in winter.

The “Drake” – scientific name ulmus parvifolia -- is a very good, small, fast-growing semi-evergreen tree. This tree is a Chinese elm and drake is a popular cultivar widely used in the area.

There are many types of evergreen trees, and they grow at different rates. Dwarf evergreens can be as short as 4 feet, but white pines can be 100 feet tall! Young evergreen trees have smooth bark ...

Q. I have small evergreen trees planted in my yard. They are the small, slow-growing type. They are around 8 years old. Every fall the yellow jackets start swarming around them, crawling in and out of ...

My problem is I’d love to add height to the garden with an evergreen tree that’s not too big as it’s a small garden. However, we have really strong westerly winds, which the tree would need ...

The emerging Brood XII and Brood XIX cicadas love to target deciduous trees, or those that with leaves that change colors and drop in the fall. No need to worry about those evergreen trees ...