full-sized specimens to dwarf varieties, offers options to gardens of all sizes, and they bring structure, texture and year-round interest. (The Scots Pine, Pinus sylvestris, is however classed as ...

Personally, I like native trees for their wildlife value and their ability to fit in seamlessly with the landscape," shares Watkins. "While these evergreen trees are native to the East Coast ...

For gardeners who aren’t in the very north of North America, it’s best to opt for one of the dwarf varieties for year-round evergreen structure. These can be used as specimen trees or part of a ...

Planting fruit trees requires a little more thought and effort than non-fruit or evergreen trees, but it isn’t difficult ... Trees in containers also have a much shorter lifespan unless you opt for a ...

You may be looking for colorful groundcovers to plant trackside, or you may be looking for dwarf evergreen trees to fill out your mountain scene. What function will the plants play in your railroad ...

Small and Dwarf Trees: Compared to the larger trees, the cost of planting small trees and dwarf varieties may not be as much, and their shorter mature height will prevent damage from overhanging ...

But there are many trees, shrubs and vines that are also favorites of bees ... Kalm's St. John's Wort (Hypericum kalmianum): Broadleaf semi-evergreen shrub. Summer bright yellow flowers. Seed pods ...