Trees

Mangoes are definitely one of the most delicious fruits out there! Sweet, juicy, and as cheerful as the sun, we just can’t get enough of these golden orbs from the Mangifera indica tree. So, why would someone want to say […]

If you’re looking to bid adieu to a mimosa tree, it’s likely because you want to reclaim your garden from its invasive antics, avoid costly repairs, keep things safe, and perhaps regain your sanity from the ongoing flower and seed

If your cypress trees are causing more trouble than they’re worth, it might be time to bid them farewell.  Cypress trees can be killed by cutting them down, girdling or ringbarking, solarization, mechanical stump removal, foliar sprays, and basal bark

The brand name Grazon represents a group of potent herbicides featuring the active ingredients 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) and picloram.  These herbicides actively combat a wide array of broadleaf weeds, such as thistles, dandelions, clover, and more. They excel at targeting

Motor oils, although capable of dispatching tree stumps, aren’t exactly environmental superheroes. They tend to have a negative impact on the environment and our well-being.  Now, we don’t mean to rain on anyone’s parade, but before we go gung-ho about

Are elderberry trees gatecrashing your property and overstaying their welcome like obnoxious houseguests? Worry not! We’ve concocted a foolproof plan to evict these botanical troublemakers.  So grab your gardening gloves, embrace the challenge, and let’s give those troublesome trees the

Palo verde (Pakinsonia florida) can grow between 30 to 40 feet and withstand prolonged droughts, earning their spot as one of the top ornamental plants in nurseries and gardens. But just like all good things, there are times when it’s

We have an unpopular opinion that may be a bit controversial: mesquite trees are not good for the garden. We know, we know – every tree is precious. But while mesquite trees have positive contributions, not everyone is a fan

Although they’re sought after for their nuts or furniture making, walnut trees (Juglans nigra) release a toxic compound called juglone. They poison the soil and prevent other plants from growing near the walnut tree.  This unfortunate feature and other reasons

Sycamore trees (Platanus occidentalis) are one of the largest hardwood species in existence, offering much-needed afternoon shade in most backyards. They typically grow between 70 to 100 feet tall and spread as much as 15 feet wide.  Due to their