Trees

Maple trees are the most commonly grown shade trees across North America, and they are loved for their stunning fall foliage colors. Despite being deciduous, many maple trees have attractive bark on both branches and trunks that make them a point of interest throughout every season. Maple trees are very easy-to-grow and can adapt well to a range of soil and lighting conditions.

Choosing and cutting down your own Christmas tree is a unique experience everyone should have at least once in their lifetime. Visit the Christmas tree farm that offers the service, scenery, and experience you desire.

Autumn Blaze maple trees have stunning fall foliage with branches that are rounded or oval. These trees are a hybrid species of red maple and silver maple and boast beautiful reddish-orange color that looks spectacular in any landscape.

You may have already seen or eaten those mini oranges that taste super sweet and have the thinnest peel. But have you ever wondered what they are? These citrus fruits are called clementines and can easily be grown in your own garden. Clementine trees are ideal for beginner gardeners who want to grow citrus trees as houseplants. This is because clementines are hardier than their relatives and caring for them isn’t as difficult as you may think.

Miss Kim lilac is a beautiful flowering shrub that produces fragrant, purple blooms in spring. This deciduous shrub has a short mature height and its distinctive fragrance differs from the common French lilac. For those who have limited space in their gardens, planting Miss Kim lilac trees is an excellent choice. When planted in full sun, this shrub will add phenomenal color and texture to any landscape.

Willow hybrid trees are one of the fastest-growing trees in the world. They typically gain between six and ten feet in height each year, though, in ideal conditions, this can increase to as much as 20 feet each year. They have many excellent qualities that make them easy to grow in a wide range of situations.

Trees with white bark add an extra dimension of interest to a garden and remain visually compelling even if the tree is deciduous and, therefore, bare throughout winter. These are some of the best and most popular white bark trees.

Looking for an unusual-looking, interesting conifer tree for your backyard? Then how about the monkey puzzle tree! Also called the Chile Pine, this evergreen tree has been around for millions of years (yes, since the dinosaur times!).

Also known as the Japanese flowering cherry or Kanzan, the Kwanzan cherry tree is a fruitless and sterile plant that boasts stunning beauty. Thanks to the minimal care requirements of this tree, it is well worth planting in any garden. These cherry trees feature deep and dramatic pink double blossoms with rich red-copper leaves emerging in fall

If you're looking for solutions to create private space for your home, choosing trees that can block sights, noise is a great idea. These privacy trees have certain traits that make them ideally suited for creating privacy in the garden.

Figs are sweet and tasty fruits that thrive in warmer climates. These fruit trees are incredibly easy to grow and care for as they’ll happily thrive in both containers or ground.

If you have already got a crepe myrtle taking up too much space in your yard, then pruning might be necessary for your situation. The trend to drastically cut back a crepe myrtle by entirely lopping off the upper section led to the coining of the term 'crepe murder,’ which refers to the way many people find the winter stumps of crepe myrtle to be unattractive. '