'Dwarf Hinoki cypress is a great choice if you're looking for evergreen trees to stop your yard looking so bare,' says master gardener Janet Loughrey of Garden Design.

Ahead, we spoke to gardening experts for their recommendations for dwarf trees for small spaces. Related: 6 Flowering Trees That Will Become the Centerpiece of Your Yard Japanese Maple Getty Images ...

Many well-intentioned homeowners opt for a living tree with the thought that it can be planted outside and live on in their home landscapes. This can be a recipe for heartache, since the trees we ...

Spruce up your yard! With cold-weather hardiness, evergreen beauty and a range of sizes and shapes, the many types of spruce trees offer something for every landscape. Spruces are tall, symmetrical ...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I doubt we give much thought to evergreen trees until Christmas rolls around and it’s time to invite one into our living rooms. Nothing is more a part of the ...

A semi-dwarf orange tree is the perfect candidate for a small yard since it has a compact growth habit and reaches only about 15 feet in height. It does not produce shade so you can plant other ...

There are many types of evergreen trees, and they grow at different rates. Dwarf evergreens can be as short as 4 feet, but white pines can be 100 feet tall!

In the Pacific Northwest, growing fruit at home is easy if you choose well — especially from among a variety of dwarf and mini-trees and shrubs that promise plenty of returns.

The dwarf wax myrtle, M. pumila, grows to a height of about 4 feet and can make a nice hedge. It can be hard to find wax myrtle at local nurseries but they do grow widely in our area naturally.

News Dwarf citrus trees are well-suited to our climate By San Diego Union-Tribune | [email protected] UPDATED: August 28, 2016 at 4:04 AM PDT ...