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Featured Article: Weeping Willow

Weeping willows are wide, tall trees with curtains of drooping branches. Their small, narrow leaves appear late winter. Plant these trees near a pond or lake. Learn about this beautiful tree. See more »

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Tulip Tree

Tulip tree is widely planted as an ornamental tree throughout North America and Europe owing to its graceful shape and unique flowers. Learn how to grow and use tulip tree in your yard or garden.

Washington Hawthorn Tree

Washington hawthorn tree is a showy fruit tree which resists fireblight and grows an abundance of red berries. Learn how to grow and use Washington hawthorn tree in your yard or garden.

Weeping Willow

Weeping willows are wide, tall trees with curtains of drooping branches. Their small, narrow leaves appear late winter. Plant these trees near a pond or lake. Learn about this beautiful tree.

Western Yellow Pine Tree

Western yellow pine tree, also called ponderosa pine tree, is a hearty specimen tree that can grow to 100 feet. Learn how to grow and maintain western yellow pine tree.

White Ash Tree

White ash tree is a popular choice for landscaping because it is fast-growing and requires little care. Learn how to grow and use white ash tree in your yard or garden.

White Fir Tree

White fir tree, sometimes known as Colorado fir, is native to the Rocky Mountains and thrives in cool, humid environments. Learn how to grow and use white fir tree in your yard or garden.

White Oak

The white oak grows to become a massive sized tree. It can also reach a great age: an 800-year-old tree is not uncommon in nature. The white oak is a perfect specimen tree for parks. Learn about this classic tree.

Willow Oak Tree

Willow oak tree combines the leaves of a willow tree with the trunk and branches of an oak. Learn how to grow and maintain this unique tree in your yard or garden.

Yellowwood

The color of its wood gives the yellowwood tree its name. It is a slow-growing, low-branching tree, that is a nice landscape or shade tree. Its white spring flowers resemble wisteria. Learn about the yellowwood.

Golden-rain Tree

Golden-rain tree is a lush, colorful tree of Asian origin that blooms during the summer. It stands out because it is a yellow-flowering tree. Learn how to grow and use golden-rain tree.