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Easter and the Legend of the Dogwood Tree

Easter and the Legend of the Dogwood Tree

One of the most unique of the old legends handed down in the South is the story of the Dogwood Tree. I still remember the story of the Dogwood tree from when I was a child. Every Easter I stop and think of the story. It is just for fun but we hope you will enjoy and share with your family and friends.
Tagged: Growing: Dogwood Trees Holiday: Easter
What to Expect from Our Trees: Winter Edition

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.
Tagged: Fruit Trees Gardening Tips Growing: Blueberries Growing: Cherry Flowering Trees Growing: Crabapple Trees Growing: Crape Myrtles Growing: Cypress Trees Growing: Dogwood Trees Growing: Figs Growing: Maple Trees Growing: Oak Trees Growing: Pecan Trees Growing: Persimmon Trees Growing: Pomegranates Season Tips: Winter
Top 5 Low-maintenance Privacy Trees for Your Yard

Top 5 Low-maintenance Privacy Trees for Your Yard

Creating a sense of privacy on your property is essential. Privacy trees are an excellent way to reduce access to your yard while also adding beautiful scenery.
Tagged: Growing: Dogwood Trees Growing: Thuja Green Giants