There is no definitive way to make a family tree. When you create a family tree, you can be as creative or informative as you want. You can tailor it to a particular project, keep it for your ...

If you want a plant that is going to elevate the look of your space while also providing you with some delicious fruit, then ...

There are many perks to using artificial Christmas trees during the holidays. They are a one-time investment, can be easy to assemble, are available in different colors and don’t need to be ...

Planting depth is key to a successful long-term tree. You want to dig a hole so the root ball sits on undisturbed soil. If you break up the soil in the bottom of the hole, the ball will settle over ...

But the tree is really the boss here: If it’s thirsty, it drinks. Make sure there is always enough water that the bottom of the trunk is submerged. You’ll probably have to refill the container ...

You'll need a drill to make the holes, a spile to direct sap into a covered bucket, collection containers for hauling sap from the tree to the evaporation site, a pan for boiling and heat source ...

If you have a real tree, you can cut from the bottom of the trunk (we’ve done this many times) to make it shorter. Ideally, you should measure the space (including a few inches to leave space ...

“Eventually you won’t need to water it as much.” Fortunately, all a black-thumbed Christmas tree tender needs to do is make sure to keep an eye on the water level in the tree’s ...

The nursery owner can’t unpot every tree in the place, so look for trees with the trunk centered in the pot or the root ball. Inspect the trunk to make sure there aren’t any major gouges to ...