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A row of tall, slender Green Giant arborvitae trees forming a privacy screen along a grassy path
Emerald Green vs Green Giant Arborvitae: Size, Spacing, Counts
Green Giant or Emerald Green? Compare size, growth, deer resistance and winter color, then use our spacing guide and tree counts to plan a privacy hedge of any length. Read more...
Low-maintenance evergreen trees surround white house in lush Tennessee lawn
Low-Maintenance Evergreen Trees for Tennessee Landscapes
Evergreen trees are the best choice when it comes to designing a landscape that would appear beautiful all year long and could be left without supervision. Evergreen plants have year-round... Read more...
Loblolly pine tree with tall full-bodied form, dense green needles, sturdy trunk
Loblolly Pine Tree
The Loblolly pine, scientifically known as Pinus taeda, is a pine native to the United States. This medium-sized plant develops up to 90 feet tall and has a long trunk... Read more...
Vibrant Virginia pine Christmas tree with lush green dense needles in field
The Virginia pine tree is known for its rugged growth pattern
If you are a Christmas tree enthusiast, you have probably seen a Virginia pine tree. Other people call it the Jersey pine, the spruce pine, or the scrub pine. It... Read more...
Lush vibrant green American arborvitae foliage with feathery layered leaves
American Arborvitae
Arborvitae, a Latin word that translates to the “tree of life,” is a local plant with a pyramid shape. They have tiny leaves in overlapping rows on braches, showing a... Read more...
Lush green coniferous shrubs and trees in landscaped evergreen garden
Landscaping with Evergreens: Creating Timeless Beauty
By strategically layering these evergreens, you achieve a harmonious blend of heights, forms, and textures that evolve and transform with the seasons. This creates a visually captivating landscape and ensures... Read more...
White protective garden cover draped over rose bush for frost protection
Protecting Young Trees from Frost and Snow
Plant trees that are native to your area. While the USDA zone map will help you decide what trees will make it in your landscape, just because something is from... Read more...