14 Types of Fruit Trees for Growing in Zone 5
Zone 5 is a zone of the United States that generally covers the Northeastern United States to the northern part of the Central US. It extends to 32 states and … Read more
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14 Fruit Trees in Michigan (With Pictures)
This state is influenced by both hot and cold fronts from different directions, with cold winters with heavy snowfall and warm summers. Because the soil in this state is mostly … Read more
21 Types of Japanese Maples (Zone, Size, Color)
There are over a thousand named types of Japanese maples, and while they’re native to Japan, Korea, and China, some of these species can be found in the United States … Read more
Do Bonsai Tree Pots Need Drainage Holes?
The word bonsai in Japanese translates to “tray planting.” It’s an artistic hobby and traditional Japanese art of growing certain shrubs and trees in small, shallow, tray-like containers to give … Read more
10 Problems With Lemon Trees in Pots
Growing lemon trees in pots requires a balance of sun, nutrients, and water for your tree to have dark green leaves and an abundance of lemons. Having your lemon tree … Read more
How Long Can Trees Survive in Pots?
A landscape feels complete with shrubs and trees. However, if you have a small yard, limited space, or just a patio garden in a townhouse, it might not be possible … Read more
Can a Crimson Queen Tolerate Full Sun?
The Crimson Queen (Acer palmatum) Japanese maple tree is one of the prettiest dwarf trees with low branching and a delicate, weeping form. Adding them to your landscape will give … Read more
How Close Can You Plant a Japanese Maple to Your House?
Japanese maples are one of the smallest maple trees, making them perfect shade trees for patios or outdoor areas in your yard. These deciduous trees also have colorful foliage ranging … Read more
Are Japanese Maples Easy to Care For?
Are you considering getting one of these beautiful but miniature trees for your yard? If so, you may be wondering if Japanese maples are easy to care for. Like any … Read more