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Lime trees are deciduous trees with glossy, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. Lime trees like… More
...occur when the chemicals from certain insects and trees interact to form swollen areas.… More
...a's warm climate is home to hundreds of flowering trees, both native species and… More
Growing fruit trees in Florida is one of the many pleasures of gardening in… More
Ask a Texan if there is anyone famous from his state and he'll likely… More
...e of Georgia is home to several varieties of pine trees. The list of… More
The poplar tree is a very common tree in North America and refers to… More
...e coconut palm is, by far, one of the most useful trees available. It… More
Some people wish to grow almond trees for their ornamental appeal and others desire… More
Weeping willow trees are deciduous -- trees that lose their leaves in the fall.… More
... as a more environmentally friendly one, consider trees. While not all trees will… More
The tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) is an ornamental tree that produces a breathtaking array… More
Apple trees (Malus spp.) are members of the rose family, making them close relatives… More
Bonsai is the art of keeping a miniature tree in a small pot that… More
Olive trees are a slow growing plant. Pollination and germination alone can take up… More
Ornamental trees need to be pruned both for aesthetic reasons and to help with… More
...n't have the same kind of space for growing fruit trees that, say, a… More
How to water fruit trees varies from tree to tree. There are many kinds… More
The American chestnut tree at one time was a very important forest tree in… More
Pear trees are a great addition to any garden - information on cultivation, care,… More
Caring for orange trees involves growing them outdoors in a mild climate and letting the… More
When choosing trees for a landscape design, decide on one of the three sizes of… More
Lemon trees are tropical trees and can grow outside or inside a large pot with… More
Evergreen trees do not need commercial fertilizer and require plenty of sun, lots of water… More
Fruit trees need to be fertilized no later than six weeks before they bloom, but… More
Trees move by being pushed by the wind, growing up toward the sun or by… More
Orange tree pruning is necessary for getting out dead wood and shaping the tree so… More
Care for olive trees by planting them in a sunny spot with good drainage, ensuring… More
To grow apple trees, plant several trees near each other in an area with lots… More
...unny area with good drainage by purchasing a plum tree root stock that can begin… More
Prune neglected apple trees by cutting them back one third every year, leaving the main… More
Spread mulch around trees thinner than three to four inches and keep mulch from touching… More
Chestnut trees can be started by the nuts or by a root. Plant them in… More
Keeping bees away from apple trees will prevent the bees from pollinating the apple tree… More
The best time to spray fruit trees is in the fall and winter when the… More
When watering peach trees, avoid allowing the tree to stand in water, keep the soil… More
Planting plum trees can be done by starting with a container grown tree, planting a… More
Fertilizing fruit trees should only be done after the tree has established itself for a… More
Winterizing a fruit tree includes wrapping the trunk, protecting the feeder roots with mulch, minimizing… More
Fertilizer for peach trees should include nitrogen, phosphorus, pot ash and trace minerals. The trees… More
Orange trees thrive in warm climates, they love well-drained soil, and they do best in… More
Growing grass around pine trees requires the diligent practice of laying down compost or potting… More
Add trees to compost heaps or compost bins, learn about using a chipper to make… More
Learn how to avoid common problems with bonsai tree growing, in this free video. More
Learn all about live oak trees with expert tips on growing oak trees from acorns… More
Prune your fruit trees properly for the best harvests. Learn how and get pruning tips… More
Are deer eating your trees? Learn how to deer proof your fruit trees so they… More
Learn how to trim the trees in your front and back yards, in this free… More
...en a self-pollinating and cross-pollinating fruit tree? Find out plus get tips on cross pollinating… More
...wbird!) and couldn't help but notice all the dead trees with this gray stuff hanging off of them. I've seen spanish moss in New Orleans and this looked different. I'm figuring there is a pest in the gray stuff that kills the… More
Hello, I'm looking into shade trees for my zone 8 backyard. This tree would receive plenty of sunshine throughout the day during the summer. Ideally, I'd like to have a fruit bearing tree (peach? apricot?) but I believe these trees do best with other trees of their same ilk around… More
...r the last4-5 years. i have also planted hibicius trees in large containers for about the same time. i have noticed ants on trees and in the containers. am i inviting the ants with these trees? More
Interesting. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/DyeHard/story?id=1226045&page=1 More
My keylime and lemon trees were doing well outside during the summer. I'm in MA, so bring them in for the winter. They are not happy and are dropping leaves at an alarming rate. Is this usual (I haven't seen it this bad in the few years I've had them),… More
Has anyone had experience with moving a Ficus :) tree out doors in a protected place. It was use to a bright location in the house but its getting too tall. More
... to impossible to find someone to remove two dead trees and an almost dead flowering almond shrub! We don't want to look at dead trees all summer! What's up with the landscape companies? These wouldn't be such huge jobs as… More
... concerning bringing in to the States flowers and trees such as olive trees? I have a home in each country and want to plant some olive trees in my yard in Louisiana. How can I do it? Rgds More
...m turning black and drying up on my bradford pair trees? More
... it this year instead of netting all 60 of my new trees. I have 55 arborvitaes and 5 pine trees, all planted this spring.... Thanks! More
I have 2 small american sycamore trees about 4-5 feet tall. What is the best tme to trim them? More
does any one know if orange, lemon, and lime trees do well in northeast mississippi zone 7b. what about any other fruit trees. any suggestions More
ok i'm back with my 2 mystery trees to see if we can get a definate ID on them. First picture is the big tree. Second picture is the smaller tree Third picture is both of them. More
We have several trees on our place. We have noticed branches on the ground under some of the trees. Looks like something just sawed it off. They are small brances about 1/4 inch in diameter. Do the squirrels cut off branches? Or what? :confused: More
Just thought I would share a couple of photos of trees in neighbouring yards. The first one is a large eucalyptus tree, a favourite with a large number of the local birdlife:) . Number two is a beautiful big mango tree. Don't know how fruitful it is, as we are… More
My friend is going to gather some redwood seedlings for me from a friends yard and send them to me in the mail. What is the best way to send the seedlings in the mail? What is the best way to keep them alive after they have been taken from… More
We have several huge sycamore trees in our yard. Every summer when it gets hot all of the grass around these trees dies. Each spring we have planted new gras and the result is the same. Does anyone know about this? More
I live in the Ozarks. I planted Banana trees, this year, outside. Does anyone know how I can "Winter Over" the trees,to plant outside next year. I don't think they'll make it through our Ozark Winter. I use to keep them in pots, on my sunporch, But, they take up… More
I have come to the conclusion that citrus trees do not like moist soil. I have cleared away some mulch from all of them to see if they improve. They all look healthy, but are not growing at the same rate as my other trees. Hopefully, this does the trick. More
...es anyone have any Giant Sequoia or Coast Redwood trees near them? I mean like the adult trees with cones. does anyone have any mature Redwood trees near them? More
...igure out what causes growth from the bottom of a tree. New branches start coming out of two small dogwoods and a crepe myrtle, and look very healthy, maybe even better than the upper part of the tree. Weve had a reasonable amount of rain here and… More
I have a question about planting trees. I have about 15 feet between my house and my neighbors fence (the total square footage of where I want to do some work is roughly 680 sqr ft.). That side of the house gets full western exposure and the sun can be… More
...hing about the California desert, it's the Joshua tree! More
A few of the hackberry trees are losing their leaves! They are turning yellow and just falling off. Is anyone else's doing this? Could it be bugs eating on them? More
We were just given 3 live young Poplar trees by TucsonGreenFestival and need some information. I have read ALL kinds of bad things about these trees. But want to help out any way we can with keeping our planet green. We live in Tucson Az on a regular size lot… More
I divided 2 of my musa basjoo banana trees yesterday and transplanted them back in the ground.They are starting to wilt and dont look to good now,and i am wondering if they are going into shock.They all had good roots on the pups which were all about 3 feet tall.Please… More
...I was told to use some of it to purchase fruiting trees. We already have 2 apple trees and 2 pear trees. The… More
...o chemical) mix I could spray my apple/pear/peach trees with for control of bugs/disease spotted, fruit. Any suggestons? More
Cypress Tree I had never seen one of these Trees before I moved here to Louisiana 10+ yrs ago. I think they are really cool. More
You got it ZZ. I thought I posted this yesterday.... bit i don't see it now. Go Figure More
Anyone know if the Little Gems fill out after a few years? More
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