There is something about spring that sends people to the garden center, full of hope, to buy shrubs and trees. I’m here to convince you that fall is a better time to plant most trees and shrubs.

As seasons shift, so do consumer behaviors, and for the tree nursery industry, spring and fall are peak times when sales surge. These periods mark natural changes and align with human impulses to ...

Trees galore at fall home show. If you would like to learn about fall tree selection, planting and care, be sure to attend the Central Ohio Fall Home Show scheduled for Sept. 6-8 in the Bricker ...

Every year the eastern cottonwood trees in Michigan release their fluffy seeds. The end of June likely marks the end of this ...

Trees provide essential structure while adding their own unique beauty to the landscape. Discover gorgeous flowering trees ...

The thing is, trees really need water in the fall. In spring, when tree buds pop open and start putting out new shoots and leaf growth, there’s a tremendous need for plenty of water.

“Trees are dug out of the field in the fall and stored in large coolers until they are able to be shipped in the spring,” says North. “The digging process cuts most of the tree’s roots ...

It’s important to know which trees you should plant in the fall, and which benefit from waiting until spring. Fall is the best time to plant container grown and balled-and-burlapped shade trees ...

Trees planted in the fall typically require much less watering than those planted in the spring or summer. Large shrubs also tend to do much better when planted in the fall and the same benefits ...

Many trees will also bleep sap if pruned in spring or summer, ... ‘Also, pruning in the fall leaves open wounds that a tree will need to spend additional energy reserves to compartmentalize.

Fall is a fantastic time to plant trees and shrubs in your garden! The cooler temperatures and increased rainfall create ideal conditions for new plants to establish strong root systems before winter.

Fall is not the preferred time for pruning most woody plants. There are few, if any, good reasons to prune in fall, and there are plenty of reasons not to prune now. The 'Growing Together' Podcast ...