Explore the medicinal value of shrubs. Discover the various health benefits that different types of shrubs can offer.
Category: Trees
Discover The Fascinating World of Trees.
Discover the beauty and fragrance of lemon trees. Grow your own citrus trees and enjoy the ornamental and flavorful benefits they offer.
With the exception of citrus, fruits that grow on trees are indigenous to temperate zones. In fact, fruit trees require exposure to a certain number of hours below freezing in order to produce a crop the following year.
An apricot tree is certainly one fruit tree that we should have in our homes. Apricots are healthy and they provide the body with vital nutrients for good health. Apricots can also be used as an alternative for healthy weight loss diet regimes.
One of the most popular new trends in gardening is growing indoor fruit and citrus trees. These small trees grow in containers and are specifically bred to grow indoors.
Common juniper is an evergreen conifer which is native Britain, Europe and large parts of the northern hemisphere.
Goat willow is a deciduous tree. It can be found in hedgerows, woodlands and scrub as well as damp, open grounds such as beside streams, canals and lakes.
Have you ever thought about growing your own orange tree? Well, the process is not actually that tough and just about anyone can do it.
Aside from the health benefits, lemon trees are also very beneficial in making your home and garden a better place.
Pecan nuts are highly variable, with a plumpness and juicy sweetness that is superior to all other nuts.
Learn about the powerful properties of willow bark and how it can be used to relieve pain and reduce inflammation.
Luther Burbank contributed more toward improving and hybridizing plum trees of different species than any other person in history.
Pine trees throughout the world, have, since the beginning of time, been a key factor in the advancement of man kind.
Growing these apple tree products could be eaten fresh or could be dried and preserved in many different ways to eat at a later time.
There are only a few instances in the ancient historical record concerning cherry trees. This absence in the record perhaps resulted in the fragile nature and perishability of the fruit, unlike the fruit from the apple tree.