Tree wall landscaping

You might don’t like other people or animals coming to your property, or you just want some privacy while relaxing in your backyard. No matter the reason, having beautiful plants instead of a traditional fence has many benefits. It is true, though, that having a natural fence isn’t a fest…

Even an experienced landscaper can make the mistake of thinking that their trees will pretty much ‘take care of themselves’...

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Planting trees to form an Arborvitae Pyramidalis privacy fence is a very effective way of creating a thick barrier behind which your life can proceed without the worry of being seen. The fence will grow over time, forming a stunning green wall that stays colorful even in the cold frostiness of winter.

There are 4 main benefits of mulching around trees. Not only is it aesthetically appealing, but mulch also helps to protect your trees and landscape. It will also make caring for your lawn easier!

Narrow trees are a must if you have a tight space for gardening. Try one of these slender, unique trees that will pack a punch in any small yard.

Cryptomeria, Green Giant Arborvitae and a deciduous tree do the main screening but the flowering shrubs and grasses fill in and provide other colors and textures

If you have a small patio, large sugar maple or towering oak will not fit. Fortunately, there are many small trees that can be planted in your yard or garden. In fact, many trees were grown for smaller spaces. When buying, check the estimated heights of the trees and look for shorter varieties. Those with the word "dwarf" in their names tend to be shorter, like weeping trees or trees with fallen branches. And always make sure it can withstand winters in your USDA hardiness zone. After…

Avoid these trees with invasive root systems at all costs. They are absolutely terrible for your yard.

Looking for an evergreen shrub to put in that shady spot in your yard? Here is the list for you! We are here to make your life a little easier with plants that offer year-round beauty even in shady spots. Read on to learn all about Evergreen Shrubs for Shade! We have a selection of evergreen shrubs that will tolerate full shade. Everything else will need at least a couple hours of sun, but keep in mind even dappled sun shooting through tree canopies qualifies as part shade so don’t fret…