Have you seen those fancy topiaries that make landscapes look like they have a full-time gardener and wished you have the expertise to create such intricate designs? Most topiaries will lose their ...

Q: I've heard that Arizona cypress makes a good substitute for Leyland cypress. Can you please tell me if that is your experience? Thank you. A: I'll say yes, but with a caveat or two, explained below ...

The Arizona cypress is one of those plants that horticulturists and season gardeners alike look upon with amazement at its beauty and performance in the hot and humid Southeast. Right now we are ...

Q: I have three Arizona cypress trees on the west side of my backyard in the Northeast Heights here in Albuquerque. The bark on all three is peeling away, which I know is normal for an Arizona cypress ...

The tree grows to a height of 40-75 feet, with many reaching just about 50 feet in height. It also requires about 15-20 feet of space around it when mature, so it is suitable only for larger gardens ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Leyland Cypress Trees in a Row along Road as hedge. “Cypress” is a name or nickname bestowed on a variety of species of trees.

In a recent column, I talked about the Texas walnut tree (Juglans microcarpa). Except for the smaller size and smaller nuts, it is indistinguishable from a true black walnut, and native to our area. I ...