Small trees – which are officially known as “dwarf trees” in garden parlance and don’t grow above 30 feet– can liven up a front yard with color, texture, and -- always important -- a bit ...

Speaking exclusively to House Digest, Aloi says there are a few types of fruit trees in particular that you should consider ...

If you want your front yard's landscaping to look gorgeous without much effort, check out the beautiful and easy tree that's ...

From flowering mini trees to shrubs with eye-catching shapes, here are 12 dwarf plants for front yard landscaping that will suit any garden style and the look of any home. Want more gardening tips?

Discover beautiful small trees perfect for tight spaces, offering shade, privacy, and year-round visual interest.

Dwarf weeping crabapples, like Louisa or Red Jade, add elegance and grace with their flowing branches. • Japanese maples (Acer palmatum) are outstanding in dappled shade yards.

Let’s face it; having a small yard isn’t very amenable to growing your own fruit trees. Or so some people think and then miss out on growing their own tree ripened apples, peaches, pears or ...

Dwarf trees are also a good candidate for the tree-training art form known as espalier, which can help maximize what you can grow in a small space. USDA Growing Zones: 5-8. Sun Exposure: Full sun.

Disease: Smaller trees are easier to monitor and control for insects and other problems. Beauty: Dwarf trees can do double duty as ornamentals, even becoming living fences. The people who come to ...

If your outdoor space is looking a little sparse after the non-stop excitement of summer blooms and fall color it's time to think about how best to fill the gaps. Choose easy evergreen trees that ...

Just because you have a small yard doesn't mean you can't have the fun of picking a tree-ripened apple, pear or plum off your very own tree in your very own yard. You just need a dwarf fruit tree ...