Bring color, charm, and seasonal blooms to small gardens, patios, and pots with these gorgeous flowering trees that don't ...

They grow in USDA hardiness zones 8-10 and the Marina can grow between 25-50 feet tall. It sheds its smooth, mahogany colored bark annually to reveal new bark that is a distinctive cinnamon tone.

You'll see on this tree's bark a series of holes, pecked or drilled by a sapsucker, probably the "Yellow-bellied" variety, Sphyrapicus varius.

It is the last tree to bloom in the fall with large silky, five-petaled flowers in deep pink with yellow centers. This species may grow up to 60 feet tall but Pink Princess is a dwarf variety that ...

On this edition of ID That Tree, meet a range restricted species that is best identified by its bronze to yellowish bark, which often peels off in small flakes. The yellow birch, which is typically ...

Frequently when our mysterious tree is encountered in a forest, you'll see on the bark a series of holes, pecked or drilled by a sapsucker, probably the "Yellow-bellied" variety, Sphyrapicus varius.

Other trees found growing in nature in the vicinity of the river birch include American sycamore, red maple, silver maple, black willow, American hornbeam, yellow poplar, blackgum, black cherry ...

Some trees have emphatically bright-hued barks that stand out in the landscape: the white-lined, emerald-green bark of the striped maple; the striking metallic sheen of the yellow birch; the ...