As the growing season ends, you may think your window to plant bushes and trees has closed. Fret not. Here are some options ...

Do you want to grow your own fresh fruit right outside your door? These tips and tricks can help you plant and grow thriving apple trees in your yard.

Plant advice: Spare this ornamental specimen tree a spot in a partially shaded location. Even the tiniest of courtyards can accommodate the dwarf varieties of crabapple trees. On average, these ...

Because dwarf ... fig tree in a pot will allow you to move the tree to a sheltered spot during the winter. We've already covered apples, but Gareth also recommends crab apples as one of the easiest ...

You know it’s May when that first heady scent of lilac wafts through the air. But it’s not May. It’s November. And across the ...

Trees add height, shelter and shade, support wildlife and can be highly ornamental with flowers, and later, fruits or berries ...

You might not have the largest yard or plot, but that doesn’t mean you can’t grow the mighty spruce. These 5 types of spruce ...

Knowing how to grow an apple tree means you enjoy success with one of the most popular fruits in the world. Apple trees are ...

small trees that grow to be less than 25 feet tall (including dwarf varieties), medium-size trees that can reach up to 40 feet tall, and large trees that can climb up to 100 feet tall. Crape ...

Expect to see these varieties on shelves in the near future ... In fact, Pink Lady trees are usually the first to blossom and the last to be harvested. But, if you’re able to find them, Pink ...

More than a third of all tree species worldwide face extinction, threatening ecosystems, plants, animals and economies around the world, experts warned Monday. In all, 38% of trees are at risk ...

Apple varieties number into the thousands with different ... And while all apples can be enjoyed right off the tree, some are favorites for eating and others for cooking or processing.