Types of dogwood trees vary from the 6- to 12-inch miniature dogwood “tree” known as bunchberry to the giant dogwood, ... but ...

Nothing lifts a garden’s mood quite like the burst of bright yellow blooms—even when the skies are gray. Yellow flowering ...

Oak, elm, dogwood and maple. Do you have oak, elm, dogwood or maple in your yard? ... Therefore, it’s best to prune most fruit trees when they’re dormant (usually late fall).

Two of Cervoni’s favorites include Kousa dogwood, which is more disease resistant than native dogwood, and redbud trees (seen here), which have gorgeous spring flowers that don’t leave a big ...

Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh has revealed the five shrubs that every garden should have, as they provide form, colour and ...

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Pruning, Shaping, and Wiring. Dogwood trees are fairly fast-growing trees, with new shoots popping out quickly when springtime hits. The new shoots should be left to grow until four or five nodes ...

More trees create more benefits—clean air, shade, homes for wildlife, storm water management, and increased home values. More ...

Trees are not static fixtures. They are dynamic, changing, living beings.” That is how I closed my previous column on tree ...

Use the proper safety equipment. Eye protection is essential. Gloves can reduce scrapes and cuts from hand tools and thorns. Long sleeves and gloves can also help protect against poison ivy. Proper ...