Hoping to grow juicy lemons, plump pears, or crisp apples in your backyard? Our master gardener warns you to be wary of this ...

Bore several holes 3 to 4 inches deep into the cut surface of the tree trunk. Make several additional holes into any larger roots that are exposed near the ground. “When we bought our house the ...

Pour 3 to 4 ounces of tree stump removal chemicals into each of the holes in granule form, then fill the holes with water so the chemicals can soak in. Wait 4 to 6 weeks for the chemicals to ...

Hold the tree upright, fill the hole with the excavated soil and gently firm with your heel when you reach the top. Drive a 1m (3ft) stake at a 45-degree angle to the trunk so that they cross ...

Proper tree planting is crucial for successful landscaping, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. The agency provides ...