Tree & Planting Information
What To Do if You Can’t Plant When Your Order Arrives
Ordering plants is convenient, but it’s best to plant them as soon as they arrive. Explore a few helpful tips if you can’t put them in the ground immediately.
Understanding Plant Dormancy: Why Your Trees Look Dead (But Aren’t)
When Winter Arrives, Your Trees Aren’t Dying—They’re Resting If you’ve stepped outside lately and noticed your fruit trees or flowering shrubs looking a little… tragic—you’re not alone. Yellowing leaves, bare...
Can I Plant Trees in Winter?
Fall and winter months are some of the best times of the year to plant a tree. However, the answer is not a clear yes or no. It will depend on a variety of factors including your local climate, what type of tree/shrub you are planting, and how much time before severe weather is forecasted.
How To Winterize Trees & Shrubs
Most trees sleep each winter (called their dormancy period). The amount and quality of their rest also determines how healthy and productive they are! Let’s talk about preparing for winter, the challenges you may face, and making this dormancy period the best it can be for your plants and trees.
What to Expect from Our Trees: Winter Edition
If you buy a tree online between the months of December and March, the tree you receive may not be as pretty as you might have expected. Have no fear! Your tree may look like it isn’t healthy, but don’t worry, it’s just dormant for the winter.
Fall Prep for Spring Blooms
Fall might seem like the season when everything slows down, but for trees, it’s the perfect time to prepare for next year’s growth and spring blossoms. Cooler weather and steady...
Discover the Sweet Story of Persimmons
When the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, one of fall’s most unique fruits begins to shine: the persimmon. Bright orange and jewel-like against bare branches, persimmons are...
Fig Rust and Leaf Drop: What Southern Gardeners Should Know
If you live in the Southeastern U.S. or any region with warm, humid summers, chances are your fig tree will encounter a little rust now and then. Don’t panic—it’s not...
Nectarines: The Sweet and Juicy Fruit You Need in Your Garden
Nectarines are one of the sweetest fruits of summer, offering a perfect balance of tangy and sweet flavors that make them a favorite in desserts, snacks, and even savory dishes....
What Everyone Should Know About the Chinese Pistache Tree
The Chinese Pistache (Pistacia chinensis) is one of the most underrated shade trees in American landscapes. It’s tough, beautiful, low-maintenance, and delivers some of the most stunning fall color of...
Fire Blight: The Devastating Disease That Affects More Than Just Apples and Pears
Fire blight is one of the most destructive and fast-spreading bacterial diseases in temperate climates. Most commonly associated with apples and pears, fire blight actually affects a wide range of...
The Origin of “Mother Nature”
Where Did the Term “Mother Nature” Come From? The idea of Mother Nature—a nurturing, life-giving force—dates back thousands of years and appears across many cultures. She is the personification of the...
