While evergreens are used in many ornamental forms during the holiday season — in fireside garlands, front-door wreaths, and decked-out trees — their pine needles can be turned from decoration ...

A city forester said the damage to the needles is caused by the sun beating on them and a lack of moisture due to the ground ...

Shrubs to try include dogwood, Meadowlark forsythia, lilac, juniper and viburnum. Mugo pine was on the list, but your deer ...

According to legend, northern Europeans used evergreens in their Christmas celebrations as early as the eighth century AD. People used conifers, needle-leafed trees, most commonly, but broadleaf ...

"The one big advantage for gardeners is that the tree will not change the pH of the soil the way a lot of evergreen needles will," she says. This means you can plant Southern magnolias closer to ...

Q: Deer have stripped the needles from two types of evergreens in our foundation plantings ... but I’m seeing significant burn on blue spruce and pine trees. — Matt E. A: Thanks for your ...