Want to grow more trees on your property? Consider planting fast-growing evergreens that provide shade, shelter, and food ...

I love a shade garden filled with colorful flowers, especially if they are perennials, so they return on their own without ...

Fast-growing trees can give you a natural shield of privacy within a few short years. If you're looking to create privacy ...

When landscaping with evergreens, yew is a versatile and reliable plant to opt for. Yew, or Taxus, grows best from US hardiness zone 4 to zone 8 and will thrive in both sun and shade. Yew responds ...

These hybrid evergreens are quite hardy ... used as a garden hedging plant to create a lush privacy screen and shade. If you do choose to grow a hedge, it’s recommended to space trees at ...

SEATTLE — If you’re having difficulty finding a shrub that will survive in dry shade, especially underneath giant evergreens that suck up every inch of available moisture, give Aucuba japonica ...

The dense shade of evergreens limits your gardening options underneath, as well. While they need caretaking and time to grow, adding plants rather than pavement can help relieve flooding ...

Shade is generally either dry or damp ... A classic spring-flowering shrub, camellias are covered in pink, red or white flowers. They're evergreens so they look good all year round. They prefer acidic ...

These Front Range hikes might offer some decent shade as you log the trail miles ... and keeps you in the trees — a variety of evergreens and aspen trees — almost entirely until you get ...