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How to Plant a Bonsai Tree

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Bonsai hobbyists must exercise patience when establishing a new specimen. Bonsai trees take years to grow, but they can die in weeks from mishandling or poor cultivation. You must plant the tree with care to get it off to a healthy start... more »

How to Plant a Hedgerow

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A hedgerow is a fence of living trees, shrubs or other plants and may consist of a simple row or a pyramid of plant heights. The plants can provide food and shelter for wildlife such as birds and rabbits, and create more habitats than one level ... more »

How to Plant a Pear Tree

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Pears contain vitamins C and B-complex, fiber, potassium and carbohydrates. They're classified Pyrus communis of the Rosaceae family. In all, some 20 species exist. Native to Europe the pear tree finds cultivation in many parts of the world. The ... more »

How to plant a tree

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The easiest way to ensure your plant will survive the transition from the pot to the soil.. more »

How to Plant a Yuzu Tree

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Yuzu trees are very hearty, and are reported to survive temperatures as low as 10 degrees F. Once you get your hands on a yuzu tree or seeds, you can begin the journey to the fall harvest of the aromatic fruit. Read on to learn how to plant a ... more »

How to Plant Black Walnut Trees

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Black walnut trees, used in landscape plans for their stately beauty and deep shade, grow in deep, fertile, well-drained soil and are tolerant of freezing weather conditions. Follow these steps to plant them... more »

How to Plant Bur Oak Tree Acorns

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When planting bur oak acorns, it's not necessary to plant each acorn in its own container. After the bur oak acorns have been examined and choice acorns selected, a single planter will suffice to get the acorns started on their way to becoming ... more »

How to Plant Live Oak Tree Acorns

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Live oak acorns are easy to germinate once viable acorns have been located. When planting the live oak acorns it's best to imitate nature as closely as possible to insure the planted live oak acorns grow into trees... more »

How to Prune Shade Trees

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Get the canopy of shade you want over your home, patio, kids' playground and garden beds by pruning shade trees properly. Start with young trees and establish their classic shape, then keep established trees healthy by pruning to maintain them... more »

How to Remove Tree Roots

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Although not usually recommended, sometimes it may be necessary to remove roots from a tree. You want to disturb the tree as little as possible. Removing roots takes away from the trees water supply and nutrients in order for it to grow and ... more »

How to Select a Tree for Your Yard in Southern Florida

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Planting a tree in your southern Florida yard not only adds to the beauty of the landscaping, but can be functional as well. Consider that trees add to the layered canopy and create shade cover in this hot, tropical region. Read below for tips on ... more »

How to Transplant a Large Tree

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While planning your landscaping, you may discover your large trees must be moved. This doesn't necessarily mean they can't be relocated to another location. With special care, planning and equipment, large trees can find a new home... more »

How to Trim a Mesquite Tree

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A mesquite tree can add beauty to your yard, but they require constant attention though. You have to trim these fast growing trees regularly to prevent them from getting heavy and falling due to strong winds. Follow these steps to trim a mesquite ... more »

How to "Plant Killers Can Grow Beautiful, Healthy Plants"

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Relax, you can have beautiful, flourishing, living plants in your home if you want to. It doesn't matter that you have received the award of "City's Best Plant Killer", forget that. That is the past. Right here, below this comment ... more »

How to Avoid Bleeding a Tree

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If you have a bleeding tree, then your tree has likely started suffering from some sort of ailment. A bleeding tree will have sap dripping out of it and the sap may run out over the sides of the tree and down the trunk... more »

How to Avoid Common Problems With Bonsai Trees

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A veil of mystique enshrouds bonsai trees, keeping many admirers from taking up this fun horticultural pastime. The Lilliputian appearance of these trees misleads their caregivers, causing them to treat their specimens like a common houseplant. ... more »

How to Avoid Overpruning

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Gardening and landscaping are hobbies that many people find relaxing and rewarding. Perhaps the most difficult part of gardening is the amount of "guess work" involved. Many people have trouble determining the best time to water, fertilize and ... more »

How to Buy a Yuzu Tree

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The taste of fresh yuzu is hard to forget. Unfortunately, U.S. Customs laws prevent the transportation of fresh yuzu from outside the country. Luckily, citrus growers in America have figured out how to grow their own yuzu trees. Now, no matter ... more »

How to Buy Bonsai Trees on eBay

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Buying Bonsai trees from eBay is a quick and economical way to get specimens with which to start your hobby. Buying a real bonsai from a nursery or a bonsai enthusiast can run into hundreds of dollars, and if you are a novice, your money could be ... more »

How to Buy Citrus Trees

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Citrus trees are the misunderstood trees of landscaping. Citrus trees aren't really trees, they're shrubs. Reaching a height of 25 feet, they may be the ideal plants for your yard. But there are tricks to purchasing a good citrus tree... more »

How to Buy Late Blooming Trees

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Traditionally we think of trees blooming in the springtime, but color and variety is important in your landscape all year. There are types of trees that produce flowers through the summer and even into the fall that create more visual interest in ... more »

How to care for a crabapple tree

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Crabapple trees are often found around homes, schools, and business. They are fairly hearty tree and do not require much care. The home that we moved into six years ago had a small crabapple tree. Over the six years it has grown into a ... more »

How to Care for a Damson Tree

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A damson is a small tart plum used in cooking and baking. It's heartier than a traditional plum and can be grown in most types of well-drained soils. It's great for someone getting familiar with fruit tree growing because it's self-fertile and ... more »

How to Care for a Japanese Magnolia

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Japanese magnolias are beautiful trees that have large white, pink or purple blooms. They're relatively small and some people even use them as shrubs. You can keep them looking great since they're so easy to care for. These ornamental trees can ... more »

How to Care for a Kaffir Lime Tree

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Kaffir lime trees hold the distinction of being both a fruit and an herb. People use the leaves from the tree to season a variety of recipes, particularly in Asian dishes. They also grate the rinds from the limes to use as seasoning. In order to ... more »

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