Today, we are taking a look the 5 top trees that can grow in the southwest gardener’s backyard. The summer’s heat and desert don’t have to hold you back from a beautiful and well shaded yard.
It is no secret that certain plants, shrubs, and tree preform better in different parts of the United States. This is due to climate, sun exposure, rainfall, soil composition, and other contributing factors.
Planting trees, plants, shrubs, and even grass that perform well in your region will give them a better chance of survival. It also saves you time and energy.
Back in 2012, the University of Arizona did a study on whether or not aeration tubes – a direct to root watering system – actually worked. What they found will benefit all gardeners.
As the month of February draws to an end, it is time to start thinking of preparing our gardens for spring. If you live in the Southeast Region of the U.S., you will want to start thinking about what you can do now. Below is a compiled list of tips to help you prepare for spring.
The Southeast Region of the U.S. is the place to be in January. Today, we are looking at what needs to be done in your yard this month. Check out the following tips to find landscaping tips, perennial tips, annual tips, fruit and vegetable tips, and some general gardening tips.
All around the county people are planting bare root trees. Are you wondering what a bare root tree is? A bare root tree is simply a tree that has been dug up and stored without any soil around the roots. Trees that have been purchased with “bare roots” can be planted directly into the ground.
The temperatures in Michigan this week have been freezing. Monday brought single degree temperatures, and Wednesday hit us with a negative degree wind chill factor. Winter is here and making itself known across the country.
With that in mind, we wanted to share an article that provides tips for protecting your trees from harsh winters. Trees, especially newly planted ones, need to be cared for even when there is a negative degree wind chill factor.
If your cut Christmas tree is looking a little dried out or you just want to make sure everything is perfect for Christmas morning and through the New Year, you will want to make sure it has the best chance of staying as fresh as possible. Here are tips on keeping your cut tree fresh:
Holiday lights are not the only way to get your home looking festive. This year, add a special touch to your house for the daylight and decorate your porch.
If you are planning on a live Christmas tree this year then this article is for you. Today, we are covering how to pick out Christmas trees, caring for Christmas trees and lastly, getting rid of Christmas trees. You will even find a bonus tip at the end of the article.