Trees provide shade, cover, and may even produce fruit! Learn how to grow your trees successfully with our detailed guides.
The pink weeping cherry tree is known for its plethora of pink flowers in early spring, though, unlike most cherry trees, this one isn’t grown for its fruit. This ornamental cherry tree can produce pink or white flowers and is grown primarily for the visual interest that it adds to the landscape. These beautiful trees … Read more
Popular houseplant ficus Audrey is a common replacement for tricky fiddle leaf figs. Our in-depth guide shares our growing tips!
Rhus glabra, known as smooth sumac, is a deciduous shrub with berries that make up the spice we call sumac. Our growing guide shares tips!
The pinon tree produces delicious, edible pine nuts and is a lovely pine species. We cover the ins and outs of growing this unusual nut tree!
With hundreds of types, the holly tree is a worldwide phenomenon. We talk about some of the most popular types and share tips on their care!
The papaya tree is a lovely tropical with tasty fruit. Our in-depth guide shares all you need to grow your own papayas at home!
The allspice tree produces both edible seeds used as spices, and leaves to add flavor to your dishes when fresh. Our guide shares more!
They’re both big fruits with spiky rinds, but when comparing durian vs jackfruit, how do you distinguish them? We break them down for you!
The interspecific pluot tree is a hybrid of plums and apricots that produces juicy, delicious fruit. We share our tips on growing pluots!
The jackfruit tree produces massive, edible fruit that can reach over 100lbs! We discuss this highly-productive tropical tree and its care.
Persimmon trees, whether astringent or not by variety, are common throughout the US. We discuss their care and maintenance!
An apricot tree produces early summer’s finest stone fruit. We provide guidance on how to care for it and maximize your tree’s production!
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