Wrapping trees in November protects against winter damage. Rabbits and deer have definite preferences for the plants they ...

Evergreen trees and shrubs, including white pine, red pine, Austrian pine, Norway spruce, white spruce, arborvitae, mugo pine, balsam fir and more, need water until the ground freezes. Given the ...

This swift-growing plant can help to add interest and create privacy in any yard, perfect for gardeners seeking quick results ...

Even though your plants and trees are well past the growing season, making sure they're hydrated (especially after a dry mid-to-late summer) will help next spring.

If your landscape plants have been sitting and "sulking," the cause might be one of two underlying problems that require a ...

Prickly plants with wicked thorns, spines, or serrated leaves can often serve as operative deterrents since any accidental contact entails painful rashes and injuries, making unwelcome walk ...

Deer are particularly fond of yews and arborvitae and can cause significant damage to these plants over winter. Some people spray repellants on plants, but these need to be reapplied after heavy ...

The boxwood is a densely growing evergreen shrub ideal for borders and hedging, and it can grow up to 20 feet tall. While somewhat similar in appearance to the arborvitae, the boxwood lives longer ...

The aesthetic appeal of well-chosen shrubs is hard to overlook. These plants don’t just improve the look of your front yard but also have the potential to increase your overall property value.

There are many reasons why arborvitae is among the most popular plants for growing a living privacy fence. Its thick evergreen foliage creates a dense hedge when the trees are spaced properly ...

The following trees and shrubs are available for the 2025 planting season: Eastern Arborvitae, Fraser Fir, White Pine and White Spruce.