January may seem like a quiet month in the garden, but it’s an ideal time for one critical task: tree pruning. With most trees dormant during the winter months, pruning in January offers several benefits. The absence of leaves provides a clear view of the tree’s structure, making it easier to identify problem areas and shape the tree effectively.

Here are some essential tips to guide your winter pruning.

Winter storms often leave behind fallen branches, but instead of discarding them, why not turn them into beautiful and practical DIY projects? Reusing branches is not only eco-friendly, but also a fun way to get creative during the colder months. Here are some ideas to transform fallen branches into winter treasures.

As winter approaches, it's crucial to prepare your trees to withstand the cold and harsh conditions that lie ahead. A little effort in the fall can go a long way in ensuring that your trees remain healthy and resilient through the winter and emerge strong in the spring. We have pulled together some essential steps to take when preparing your trees for winter.

Recently, we have been facing increasingly variable weather patterns, including periods of drought. As water conservation becomes more crucial, planting drought-resistant trees offers an eco-friendly solution that supports the local ecosystem while enhancing your property. We've gathered together some top drought-resistant trees for you to consider introducing into your landscape.

Nestled in Northern Virginia, Loudoun County boasts a rich tapestry of flora that supports a wide variety of pollinators, from bees and butterflies to hummingbirds. Selecting the right trees can enhance this biodiversity, benefiting both native and non-native species. Here's a look at some trees that attract pollinators in this region.