There is still time to plant deciduous trees and shrubs, though you will find mixed opinions on whether planting this late in ...

To add subtle charm to the garden during the darkest months, try leaning into contrast: light and dark, shadow and gloss, ...

For anyone with a polytunnel, November is the month to put it to good use. You can sow an abundance of crops including Broad ...

Some common groupings are by size (dwarf, medium, or large), growth habit (upright ... for hedges and topiary. Yews are another evergreen option. They’re tough plants that tolerate shade ...

A male clone, this variety produces no fruits. An upright, columnar yew, “beanpole” grows to 10 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide over 20 years. This is an ideal screening shrub. “Citation” is particularly ...

3 Yews have a great reputation as long-livers ... which could accommodate with ease twenty-five or thirty persons standing upright. " Dr. A. B. Reichenbach, in his " Vollst ndige Naturgeschichte ...

Emerging infectious diseases in animals that are caused by fungi that you may have heard or read about include white-nose ...

The staghorn sumac is a sensory delight, from its toothed leaf edges to its fuzzy fruit and young stems. Though it is related ...

They eat the bark of trees and shrubs during the winter, which causes the most serious damage. Gardens with low-lying landscaping, such as arborvitae, spreading yews, junipers and cranberry ...

So, it's ideal you plant mixed rows of evergreen shrubs (like mountain laurel, yew, and inkberry) so that their attractors (pollinators) can keep each other's detractors (pests) in check.