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Olive trees (Olea europaea), which originally hail from the Mediterranean, can be grown in containers and will produce delicious fruits.“[They're] a stylish choice for sunny patios, offering ...

Growing evergreen trees on your property provides beauty to your landscape, shade in the hotter months, and habitat and sometimes food sources for birds and pollinators throughout the seasons.

The eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) is one of the best pine trees to grow for quick, dense privacy in a landscape. It's typical of these pines to maintain their lovely blue-green shade throughout ...

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For a striking focal point, the Silver Bismarck Palm stands out with its silver-blue leaves.It grows wide and needs space but adds dramatic beauty. Prices range from $325- $2500 depending on height.

For trees that haven’t even reached 4.5 feet and newly planted trees, water every three to five days during the growing season, depending on weather and soil conditions.

For trees that haven’t even reached 4.5 feet and newly planted trees, water every three to five days during the growing season, depending on weather and soil conditions.