We used to use cypress mulch from big old trees, but we have used up the supplies of that. The cypress mulch we can get now is from smaller trees and they no longer contain the insect repellent ...

We used to use cypress mulch from big old trees, but we have used up the supplies of that. The cypress mulch we can get now is from smaller trees and they no longer contain the insect repellent ...

We used to use cypress mulch from big old trees, but we have used up the supplies of that. The cypress mulch we can get now is from smaller trees and they no longer contain the insect repellent ...

Red spider mites, Childers says, are hitting those towering, flame-shaped Italian cypress trees popular in the oldest Midtown neighborhoods. He says an infestation gives the tree a hazy look.

Tucked into the humid wetlands of the American Southeast, the bald cypress rises with quiet determination. These towering trees, known for their knobby knees and flared bases, don’t just dominate the ...

These trees are known as bald cypress (Taxodium distichum). The bald cypress is a large, slow-growing and long-lived tree. It can reach heights of up to 120 feet with trunks up to seven feet in ...

These trees are known as bald cypress (Taxodium distichum). The bald cypress is a large, slow-growing and long-lived tree. It can reach heights of up to 120 feet with trunks up to 7 feet in diameter.

While there are two broadleaf evergreen trees with the epithet cherry laurel, the Carolina cherry laurel (Prunus caroliniana) is native to the southern U.S. and grows even taller than the European ...

For years, I thought trees were out of the question for my tiny backyard. Then one day, down the rabbit hole of garden research, I struck gold—not one, but nine stunning dwarf trees that fit ...

Soil Type: Clay, sandy, loamy Soil pH: 5.5 to 7.5 The striking silhouette of the Italian cypress makes it one of the most popular privacy trees. The slender, cylindrical evergreens look like something ...