How to Adopt A Tree
An article for the environmentally conscience on how to adopt a tree. Easy to do process that will leave you feeling good about yourself and the planet. Decide whether you would like to plant a tree yourself or have a tree planted in your ... [... more]
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How to Care for Redwood Trees
The largest redwood, the General Sherman Tree, stands 273 feet tall, has a circumference of 102 feet, and weighs an amazing 12 million pounds. It is the largest living single organism on the planet. These trees can live to be over 2,000 years ... [... more]
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How to Choose a Location for Shade Trees
Shade trees are ideal during hot summer months. Not only are they beautiful, they also provide relief from the beating sun. Shade trees are also great for energy conservation during summer months. The cooler your house, the less energy your air ... [... more]
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How to Get Rid of Branch Girdlers on Oaks
A Branch Girdler is a common species of beetle that attacks hardwood trees such as oak trees. The beetle chews a girdle around the branches of a hardwood tree until the branches are almost cut in half then lays it's eggs. Branch Girdler beetles ... [... more]
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How to Grow a Littleleaf Linden Tree
As a rule, shade trees don't have very interesting flowers or a scent. But, the hardy littleleaf linden (Tilia cordata) is the exception to the rule. Glossy, dark green heart-shaped leaves appear in spring, followed in June by small yellow-green ... [... more]
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How to Avoid Winter Salt Damage on Plants
Frost is in the air and that means icy roads are sure to follow. Before you cut open that bag of snow-melt learn how to save and protect your landscaping investment. Salt burns the roots of plants. It's that simple! The damage might not be ... [... more]
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How to Do Without a Christmas Tree Stand
It's snowing today. Millions of white flies are dancing in the air around my face, moving slowly near the ground hesitating to touch a concrete face of the city to become a wet nothing. The gray sides of the street with forever parked cars are ... [... more]
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How to buy a Bonsai Tree
A Bonsai is a tree or plant that has been dwarfed using very special techniques. The Bonsai art originated in China and was perfected in Japan. If you are looking to get your own Bonsai tree or looking for a cool and different gift idea, follow ... [... more]
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How to Compost Leaves
Deciduous trees will drop all their leaves at once, unlike evergreens that drop them a little at a time over the course of the year. You can use those leaves to make wonderful compost. But dumping in a pile of autumn leaves may also clog up a ... [... more]
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How to Enjoy Green Activities for the Whole Family
If you think going green is confusing or unattainable, think again. On the contrary, there are so many things we can do on an everyday basis to help make our world a better place. If you're looking for things to do with your family, or perhaps ... [... more]
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How to choose between a fake, a cut, or a living ...
Here are some of the pros and cons to choosing the right kind of tree. Each one has benefits and each one has a down side. This is an article to help you make the best decision to suit you and your family. Fabulous fakes: Let's face it, some of ... [... more]
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How to Feng Shui: To Rake or Not To Rake
It's almost here! It's almost time! Can you hear it? Shhh. Listen. Huh? Crunch. Crunch? Yes! That's it! Old, dried-up, fallen leaves. Look down and see last springs sprouting miracles curly and dry under your feet. Depending on where you live, ... [... more]
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