It’s always useful to keep in mind that when we buy a certain variety of fruit tree we are the beneficiaries of clonal propagation; that is, the fruit we harvest is coming from canopy growth (called a ...
Gardening expert warns that pruning certain popular plants in winter can remove flower buds and ruin your spring and summer ...
Hydrangeas are another “frequent casualty” which should be left alone in January. Popular mophead and lacecap varieties ...
Japanese maple trees can be pruned almost anytime of year, but save major pruning for winter when the tree is dormant. Here's ...
It seems counter-intuitive, but cutting back apricot trees can actually lead to more fruit production. Learn when, where, and ...
In May, high winds blew down the center trunk of the maple tree shown in the photo. The tree is still alive and had full ...
Another Christmas has come and gone, and that once-festive evergreen tree is probably shedding its needles in your living room by now. If you haven’t already, it’s probably time to pack away the ...
It's time to settle a longstanding debate: When do you put up your Christmas tree, and when do you take it down for the season? With Christmas just days away, it's possible you've already had your ...
Millions of Americans choose live Christmas trees every year. Using multiple secure tie-down spots can be key for transporting a tree safely. Millions of real Christmas trees are purchased every year.
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With so many varieties sold as Christmas trees, knowing what differentiates a Douglas fir from a Norway spruce is key to shopping for a real tree you’ll love. You’re likely to see more than one ...
Gothamist is tracking how much New Yorkers are paying for their Christmas trees — and we want to hear from you. Fill out this form and share the price of your evergreen. Although paying nearly $100 ...