Three commemorative trees marking Second World War milestones were among those planted in New Milton for National Tree Week.

It may look pretty in bloom, but don’t be fooled—its blossoms stink, and so does its invasive ways!

After all, were it not for the 19th-century monarch, we might not celebrate Christmas with a well-appointed fir tree. Though people across the globe had been decorating temples and domestic ...

Christmas time again and even if you think you are ready indoors, there are still jobs to do in the garden before the ...

Many fruit trees, ornamental flowering trees and shade trees have something in common: The above-ground portion is not the ...

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Apricot trees can be a beautiful addition to your garden, so be sure to follow the necessary steps to grow one from seed -- ...

It's fun to choose new plants to grow in your front yard - selecting the colors, shapes, textures and sizes of the different ...

It becomes part of the Earth’s natural carbon cycle, eventually escaping back into the atmosphere when the trees die before eventually being reabsorbed again by some other natural landscape.