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Nevada may be known for its deserts, but the state supports a surprisingly diverse collection of native trees. From drought-tolerant pinyon pines and junipers to cottonwoods that flourish beside strea …

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Growing trees in a hot climate can be challenging, especially when summers bring intense sunlight, high temperatures, and long periods without rain. Fortunately, many tree species are natural …

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Fall is an excellent time to add native trees to a Nebraska landscape. Cooler temperatures reduce stress on newly planted trees, while the soil often remains warm enough for roots to begin establishin …

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Montana’s dramatic mountains, open prairies, river valleys, and northern forests support an impressive variety of native trees. These species are naturally suited to the state’s c …

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Fall is one of the best times to add native trees to a Missouri landscape. Cooler temperatures reduce transplant stress, seasonal moisture helps keep the soil damp, and trees can begin establishing ro …

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Young tree seedlings are vulnerable during their first few years of growth. Deer, rabbits, strong winds, drought, lawn equipment, and extreme temperatures can quickly damage or kill an unprot …

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