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  • How to Identify Ornamental Trees

    A landscaper or homeowner can highlight a portion of his acreage with an ornamental tree, making what may have been an unremarkable spot into an attractive piece of the property over time. There...

  • How to Plant an Avenue of Beech Trees

    Lovely, traditional beech trees come from the same family as oak trees. Their wide green branches are custom-made to spread shade and provide a foundation for climbing and hanging swings. Their...

  • How to Plant Magnolia Blossom Seeds

    When you think of magnolia trees, pictures of Southern women, beauty, stateliness and weddings may come to mind. Around 80 species of magnolia exist with many varieties sustainable as far north as...

  • How to Treat a Tree With Termite Damage

    Termite infestations can be one of the worst nightmares for a homeowner. Even if these insects haven't entered your home and started eating the wood, you should inspect the property around your...

  • How Are Cedar Trees Used?

    Since cedar wood is naturally resistant to water rot and insect damage it is a popular wood that is used in many exterior situations. The aromatic quality of the wood limits its interior use.

  • How to Dig up Small Stumps

    So you have felled that tree and now all you have to do is remove the stump. You may be surprised to find that this step involves more work than cutting the tree down did, but with the right...

  • How to Use a Rope Saw

    Trimming tree branches in hard-to-reach places can be quite frustrating. Without the help of an extension ladder, most landscapers and individuals are left with step ladders, which can be quite...

  • How to Treat Spanish Moss

    Spanish moss is a plant that grows in the branches of trees, hanging down in gray or greenish nest-like clumps. It is common in warm, humid areas, for example close to rivers and swamps. While...

  • How to Trim a Tree, Tree Trimming

    Have a tree you want to look fuller. Or just have a tree that has some ugly branches, you will have to trim it.

  • How to Fall a Tree or Cut Down a Tree

    You hae a dead tree in your yard. Maybe one that is just real ugly that you want to get rid of. Maybe it is just in your way. This might help you.

  • How to Kill Cedar Stumps

    Cedar roots are resilient and invasive. Due to the cedar's expansive root system, chopping the tree down won't kill it. The roots have to be killed too. Pulling the stump out with your car may...

  • Pine Tree Soil Preparation

    Pine trees usually don't have plants growing beneath them for a variety of reasons. There is an acidity in the pine needles that fall off the tree and this soaks into the soil, making it a very...

  • How to Plant a Chestnut Seed

    Planting any tree from seed is an exercise in patience. This is particularly true of a slow-growing tree like a chestnut. If the seed in your possession is from an American chestnut you are indeed...

  • How to Plant Container Longleaf Seedlings

    Longleaf pines (Pinus palustris Mill), thrive in the coastal plains of southeast Virginia to east Florida and west Texas. They grow the best in sandy soils. It does not matter if the soil is well...

  • How to Landscape With Weeping Japanese Maples

    The weeping form of Japanese maples is a colorful ornamental tree known for its drooping branches and lacy leaves. Varieties such as Crimson Queen bring deep red and maroon tones to the landscape....

  • How to Kill Lichen on Apple Trees With Copper Sulphate

    Lichen is a composite, symbiotic organism made of fungus in association with a photosynthetic partner, usually a type of algae. It loves to grow on shaded tree trunks and, although it may be...

  • How to Debark Pine Trees

    Making your own wooden posts or prepping a pine tree for cutting wood planks out of the pine log is a fairly straightforward process. Debarking machines can cost up to $1,000 alone to rent,...

  • How to Buy Big Trees

    Homeowners often opt to plant large trees after a house is built to make the landscape more aesthetically pleasing. However, large transplanted trees are more difficult to plant successfully....

  • How to Identify Beech Trees

    When you are landscaping your yard, you want to take into account the trees on your property. These trees can be as much a part of your overall design as the plants you may add. One tree that is...

  • How to Grow a Blood Orange Tree

    The blood orange tree is a unique tree that produces dark purple fruit. The blood orange tree can grow almost anywhere, but does best in hardiness zones 9-11. The blood orange does not like harsh...

  • How to Prune Junipers in Containers

    The wide selection of differently sized, shaped and colored junipers (Juniperus spp.) makes them among the most widely used evergreen landscape trees, shrubs or groundcovers in temperate climates....

  • How to Notch a Tree With a Chain Saw

    Proper clothing and safety gear are necessities when you're making a chain saw cut to fell a tree. Your clothing needs to be non-constrictive, so you can move easily if the need arises. Safety...

  • How to Care for Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia

    The Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia, so named because it was the only magnolia tree to survive a harsh winter in Edith Bogue's New Jersey yard, may be a resilient magnolia, but it still requires care.

  • How to Care for Your Trees On a Budget

    Budgets are tight, but spending a little money now on your trees and landscaping may save you a lot down the road. Here is some practical advice on ways to care for your trees without breaking the...

  • How to Grow a Date Palm From Seed

    Date palms, also known as Phoenix dactylifera, are fruit-bearing palm trees that can easily be grown from date stones. Native to north Africa, date palm trees are known for their drought tolerance...

  • How to Grow Date Palm Fruit

    The date palm, also known as Phoenix Dactylifera, is a fruit-bearing palm tree that has been used as a source of food for thousands of years. Only the female date palm produces fruit, but you'll...

  • How to Propagate Silk Trees

    The silk tree, also called the mimosa tree, is named for its silky leaves and stringy flowers. The tree originated in Asia but can easily grow in the United States. It prefers hot weather but is...

  • How to Prune a Mock Pear Tree

    Mock pear trees are fruitless, and offer all the beauty of a traditional pear tree with none of the mess. Mock pear trees grow large quickly, but remain a manageable size. Many people plant mock...

  • Disease Treatment for an Italian Cypress

    The Italian Cypress is a fast-growing fall evergreen tree that lends itself well to architectural design. The Italian Cypress makes a bold statement and is susceptible to very few diseases.

  • How to Plant Nellie Stevens Holly

    Nellie Stevens Holly trees are evergreen trees with full foliage that grow to heights of 15 to 25 feet. The trees are fast-growing and often planted in a line to form a tall hedge. Nellie Stevens...

  • How to Transplant a Tree or plant a tree

    Do you want to move a tree in your yard or from somewhere else. Or did you just want to plant that tree you bought or got as a gift, this should help.

  • When to Prune a Weeping Cherry

    Weeping cherry trees are popular because of their nice shape and style. Weeping cherry trees add a bit more color than some other weeping trees, such as the weeping willow. These branches however...

  • How to Grow a Date Palm Plant

    The Date Palm is a fruit-bearing palm tree that grows best in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 9 to 11, or in areas where the average annual minimum temperature is at least 25 degrees F. Native to...

  • What is a Tree Gall?

    A tree gall is an abnormal growth on a tree's leaves and stems. The growth is the plant's reaction to the feeding of insects or other organisms.

  • How to Grow a Date Palm

    The date palm, also known as Phoenix dactylifera or 'true date palm', is a fruit-bearing palm tree mentioned in the Bible and considered to have been an important source of food throughout...

  • How to Grow & Transplant White Spruce Trees

    The white spruce tree, also known as Picea glauca, is a important tree for wildlife who nest in its branches or feed off of its seeds and cones. Tolerant of a variety of growing conditions, the...

  • How to Grow Bing Cherry Trees From Seed

    Bing cherry trees, also known as Prunus avium, are medium-sized fruit trees that produce sweet, dark maroon colored cherries that are popular for both cooking and eating fresh from the tree. Bing...

  • How to Transplant Maple Trees

    Although maple trees have a high level of transplant success, you'll need to take into consideration a variety of factors before digging up a tree. Young, healthy trees transplant much better than...

  • How to Prune a Fruitless Pear Tree

    Pear trees make great yard trees because they remain small and grow quickly. They are also hardy and can grow in many different climates and environments. One thing that many people do not like...

  • How to Make a Rope Saw to Prune High Tree Limbs

    When faced with the need to trim large or high-reaching branches, risking your life by climbing the tree or hiring an expensive professional may seem like the only options. Making a rope saw at...

  • How to Plant a Holly Grove

    The American holly tree (Ilex opaca) is an understory tree growing 40 to 50 feet high in Zones 5-8. Its dense, glossy, spiky foliage and clusters of brilliant red berries on female trees provide...

  • Homemade Stump Remover

    If a tree or shrub has been damaged in a storm or simply cut down, it is time to remove the stump. You can call in a licensed professional, but depending on your budget, it's expensive. Try some...

  • How to Reduce Paper Waste at Home and at the Office

    With everyone going GREEN now is the time for all to have a part in conserving the natural resources we have. One such resource are the trees. Without them we would have a hard time surviving on...

  • How to Buy a Fringe Tree

    Fringe trees---also known as grandfather-graybeard, old man's beard, and snowflower tree---display shiny bright-to-dark-green leaves and spectacular cascades of fragrant white blooms in the...

  • How to Landscape With Japanese Red Maples

    Landscaping with Japanese red maples is an easy way to add stunning color to any garden. Native to Japan, Korea and China, the Japanese red maple has been cultivated worldwide for landscaping...

  • How to Grow Carpathian Walnut Trees

    Carpathian walnut trees are fast-growing shade trees that produce thin-shelled, flavorful nuts. Though their growth is slow in the first year after planting, Carpathian walnut trees grow 4 to 5...

  • How to Identify Fruit Trees by Their Leaves

    If Adam had examined the leaves of that fruit tree, he might have known that Eve was handing him an apple. In Adam's case, ignorance was anything but bliss. If you want to know what kinds of fruit...

  • How to Grow a Big Sawtooth Oak From Seed

    Quercus acutissima, also known as sawtooth oak, is a fast-growing variety of oak that originated in Asia. Because of its accelerated growth, the sawtooth oak is a perfect variety of oak to grow...

  • How to Grow Lemon & Orange Trees

    If you live in a warm climate, a lemon or orange tree could be a nice addition to your home landscape. Even if you live in a cooler climate, there are steps you can take to help your citrus trees...

  • How to Grow English Walnuts

    English Walnut trees are nut-bearing shade trees that grow best in locations where the average annual temperature is between negative 20 degrees and 20 degrees Fahrenheit. The English Walnut...

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