Trees can provide shade in your garden for decades, but if you can't wait that long, here are five fast-growing shade trees. 1. Weeping Willow Trees Weeping willows grow by up to four feet per year ...

Clay is not the ideal medium, but this North American native will not only survive in it - it will thrive and produce fruit, ...

Tulip trees are named for their cup-shaped blooms with lime green and orange coloring. These large trees grow rapidly in the right conditions, up to 2 to 3 feet each year.

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Native fruit trees are low-maintenance, have a higher chance of survival, and offer shelter and food for local wildlife.

Trees that grow fast and produce quick shade tend to be short lived, weak limbed and disease/pest prone. Quality broadleaf trees generally grow more slowly.

L.A. is partnering with colleges and nonprofits to launch ShadeLA, an initiative focused on tree planting, canopy design and ...

While staying indoors is one escape, fresh air is important too. That's why the Summerland Ornamental Gardens is encouraging ...

The next one will be on Saturday, January 18 at Graham Park near 61st and Lewis from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Up With Trees arborists will take you step-by-step through the planting process.