Exposed tree roots can damage sidewalks and foundations, become a tripping hazard, and make lawn mowing difficult. Learn how ...

I'm working around big roots, but I'm still running into many smaller roots, ranging anywhere from a half inch to an inch-and-a-half in diameter. They're about every 3-4 inches apart.

Big trees and turfgrass don't get along. Ultimately, the shade and big roots from the tree will win out. Rather than try to force grass, it's better to switch to another groundcover that's more ...

While golf’s Big Three will always be Palmer, Nicklaus and Player, the big three for tree roots include: 1. Competition for water and nutrients. Whenever the wrong tree is planted in the wrong area, ...

Today's topic comes from some Albany County Cornell Cooperative Extension master gardeners in Albany County. It's on tree root girdling: very timely and very much appreciated. Thanks, folks! There ...

Here’s what to do when you see tree roots in a sewer line. ... And when the problem is too big for a DIY repair, there is always a professional willing to handle the job. Best Ofs.

A big tree on the condo’s property has roots encroaching onto my property. The roots have been damaging my concrete driveway and the foundation of my house.

And though the massive oaks can survive centuries with their deep root systems and thick branches – which can withstand hurricane force winds – "Big Tree" is a central Florida standout because ...

A bare root tree can be a canopy tree or an understory tree. Some readily available and easy-to-care-for native bare root tree species include white oak, bald cypress, longleaf pine, red buckeye ...