You don’t need to own an orchard or live in the tropics to grow fresh fruit. You can grow dwarf fruit trees even if you have a small yard.

Keep your front yard tidy and welcoming with these low-maintenance, compact, deer-resistant landscaping plants.

As you approach spring landscaping chores, you might be considering adding a dogwood tree to your yard. Types of dogwood trees vary from the 6- to 12-inch miniature dogwood “tree” known as bunchberry ...

This is especially helpful for migratory birds which keep the terrestrial food web going, so getting smaller oak trees in small yards would be fantastic! The Chapman’s oak, Quercus chapmanii ...

Other small dwarf peach tree varieties are only 4 feet tall ... and throughout winter. Another benefit of these trees for your yard is that they grow fruits in their mid-canopy area. Their mid-canopy ...

In Louisiana, January tends to be a cool (this year frigid), wet (including snow last week) month, providing ideal conditions for planting trees. By April, things are already warming up here, and ...

Hedges enhance the aesthetic appeal of a property by adding natural beauty, structure and charm. They offer versatility in landscaping, allowing homeowners to create a visually pleasing environment ...

Thankfully, there are more compact cultivars available. In fact, there are many dwarf pine trees that won't take over your yard. When looking at all the different conifers at your local nursery, take ...

The knee-high shrubby dwarf selections look most gorgeous in incorporated ... choices for landscaping in all American homes. It is one of the best small trees for front yard due to its beauty coming ...

The history of Party Hollow has gone largely unrecognized at MSU. But the bizarre tale behind this ordinary patch of land ...

which works well as a small shade tree or a garden accent, depending on the species. Flowering dogwoods are a staple in Southern gardens, growing best in dappled sunlight along the edges of woods or ...