Specimen trees

Specimen trees have an undeniable appeal, whether they are gnarled, showy, squat, gigantic, rare, graceful, or just plain odd. There's a time when every ga

Australia is a wonderfully diverse country, spanning almost 4,000 kilometres from top to bottom, covering two of the earth’s climate zones. The sheer size of our country means that it’s able to host a huge variety of animals and plants, including a diverse range of trees. If you’re looking for a suitable tree for your […]

Hi y'all! We often have homeowners come in to the Nursery looking for trees that can be planted near their house, perhaps- smaller in size, to be a focal point of that garden bed. So many trees get large or are planted too close to a house & have to be cut down later on. Below we will share eight trees that stay small (as in 15' tall or less); each would make a wonderful focal point in your gardening bed. Japanese Maple 'Crimson Queen' 8 trees that stay smaller (15' tall or less):*in most…

Japanese Stewartia (Stewartia pseudocamellia) is a wonderful garden-sized tree with all-season appeal; exfoliating winter bark, fabulous fall color and summertime bloom. An excellent choice when you're in a small garden and you don't have room for very many trees. The eGardenGo site has lots of ideas for adding it to your garden.

Dwarf trees are popular for small yards, as they won't spike out of control. There are plenty of deciduous and evergreen dwarf tree options.

When buying a tree for a compact space, choose one that earns its place. Worthy assets include a bold display of flowers, colourful berries, autumnal foliage, and attractive bark or evergreen leaves. Here are 6 of the best trees for small gardens

Cornus Kousa or Chinese Dogwood is an outstanding tree with incredible summer flowers and outstanding horizontal branching habit. Consider planting our native Flowering Dogwood before planting one of these non-native trees. Or, plant them together for a spectacular display from spring through summer. The Cornus Kousa works as well in a woodland garden as it does a specimen tree in the Japanese garden. #Dogwood #backyard #landscape #tree Flowering tree | landscaping tips | backyard ideas

Cercis or Forest Pancy

Choosing the right tree for your front yard can make all the difference. You want something beautiful, easy to manage, and—if you're like most

Trees are the backbone of the garden. They provide structure and framing. But not all trees can fit in small or urban gardens.

When planting a new tree, you need to consider its mature size. Here are some of the best small trees for a small backyard or front yard.

Spruce up your landscape! With cold-weather hardiness, evergreen beauty and a range of sizes and shapes, there's a spruce tree that's bound to work.

Maple Trees have vibrant hues of fiery red, electric orange, and calming yellow. Known best for its tasty syrups, building furniture and much more, the Maple Tree is the perfect option for a guaranteed showstopper during the fall. 🍁 Click to find the best maple tree for your yard.

Umbrella parasol trees

Crabapple trees are simply trees of the Malus genus (apples) that bear fruit measuring less than 2″ in diameter. There are hundreds of different varieties available, but many of the trees available are one of the varieties listed below. Here are 25+ of the most popular crabapple tree varieties to plant.

If you don't like the regular green foliage plants, here are some stunning Trees With Red Leaves that are highly ornamental and bring color to any dull yard.

Enhance your home’s curb appeal with these top trees to plant near your house. These trees provide shade, beauty, and safety, making them the perfect addition to your yard. Hashtags: #BestTrees #TreesForHomes #CurbAppeal #HomeLandscaping #ShadeTrees #TreePlantingTips #GardenIdeas

With their magnificent appearance, Spruce trees look outstanding! Discover Different Types of Spruce Tree and have these elegant specimen in your landscape!

If you have a small patio, large sugar maple or towering oak will not fit. Fortunately, there are many small trees that can be planted in your yard or garden. In fact, many trees were grown for smaller spaces. When buying, check the estimated heights of the trees and look for shorter varieties. Those with the word "dwarf" in their names tend to be shorter, like weeping trees or trees with fallen branches. And always make sure it can withstand winters in your USDA hardiness zone. After…