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Evergreen shrubs are the backbone of your landscape. These are my fave evergreen shrubs to use with trees, plants and flowers in your mixed garden border.

These fast growing privacy trees grew ten feet in six years. See how we planted them, the species of evergreen used and lessons learned from past plantings.

Whether you're looking to plant a small tree next to your home or fill out a foundation garden, there are plenty of dwarf tree options for the taking. Here are some of our editors' favorite varieties of small trees for landscaping. #dwarftrees #forlandscaping #curbappeal #frontyard #bhg

When you choose the right tree, you save yourself the future headache of roots damaging your home’s foundation or fallen leaves constantly at your front door. Make the stress-free choice by learning about the best and worst trees to plant near a house below.

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Small trees can still pack a big punch in your landscape. Whether you've got a modest-size yard or are just filling in larger spaces, these varieties will fit in perfectly.

Artist Cynthia Bauzon-Arre wants to draw attention to overlooked local flowering tree species by teaching us how to draw its blooms

The best trees with non-invasive roots include Adams crabapple, Amur maple, pawpaw fruit tree, American hornbeam, bronze loquat, English holly, Fraser photinia, and the dwarf plum. Some trees are small and suitable for small yards, while others are evergreen shade trees.