Looking to create a more secluded outdoor space? These are the trees to avoid that won't actually help screen your garden ...

Conifers are commonly thought to be synonymous with "evergreen trees," which stay green through the year. However, not all conifers—also known as softwoods—remain green and keep their needles ...

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

Evergreen trees and shrubs often (but not always) have needles and produce cones. These needled cone-bearing trees are called conifers. Example of conifer trees include pine, fir, spruce and cedar.

Cedars and junipers are both evergreen coniferous trees belonging to the plant order Pinales. They have many traits in common and are easily confused, in part because some trees commonly ...

But, remember that not every evergreen is a pine tree; some are spruces, firs, hemlocks, or yews. Let’s cover some basic conifer identification and some principles of selection for your landscape. A ...

Some trees are good for tree-houses ... (“Strobilus” is the fancy word for a cone.) Most conifers are evergreen: the northern Larch and our stately bald cypress are conifers, but these ...

Numerous evergreen species can provide us with useful supplies. The trees mentioned here are all conifers, meaning that they bear cones for reproduction. If the tree you are trying to identify has ...

No need to worry about those evergreen trees, known as coniferous trees, which can maintain their leaves throughout the year. Cicadas don't like them. Cicadas feed on more than 250 types of tree ...

Plant small conifer trees for birds! Seed-filled or berrylike ... bluebirds and sparrows. These evergreen perennials shine ...