Choose beautiful evergreen trees to fill gaps and add interest and it will give your winter yard (or balcony) a real designer look so you won't miss last season's blooms. News.

These dwarf conifers are perfect for filling a small space. The Difference Between Pines and Conifers Here’s one of our favorite fun facts about conifers. All pine trees are conifers,but not all ...

Many evergreen trees can cause harm to your yard by growing too large and draining the soil ... Instead, opt to grow a ...

Many plants lose their leaves in fall and winter, but evergreen trees continue to add interest, color and texture to the garden. Despite the generic name, they are rarely just green. Some may even ...

Discover beautiful small trees perfect for tight spaces, offering shade, privacy, and year-round visual interest.

Dwarf evergreens can be as short as 4 feet, but white pines can be 100 feet tall! Young evergreen trees have smooth bark and a thinner trunk. Older evergreens have rough bark and a thicker trunk.

You can travel down many streets and see all sorts of evergreen trees that dwarf the houses behind them. Besides looking like giants in the land of Lilliput, large evergreens can interfere with ...

Norway, Colorado and white spruce (dwarf Alberta spruce) are common in landscapes. Hemlocks. Canadian hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) is an Ohio native and is a good evergreen tree for shady sites ...

Carol Bradford: Keeping dwarf trees alive for winter may be tricky. Published: ; Dec. 29, 2012, 10:00 a.m.

Evergreen attractions are the bones that can make any garden a wonderful four-season refuge for birds and gardeners alike. Conifers not only provide that tempting trio of food, shelter and nesting ...

Many of our landscape evergreens are struggling and dying. Rather than a single plaque, a variety of factors are combining to wreak havoc lately on this valuable class of plants.