Miniature trees typically grow 1 to 3 inches per year; dwarf trees 3 to 6 inches. ... cedar, cypress, yew, fir, spruce, sequoia (yes, there are miniature sequoias), and even dwarf gingko trees.

2013 new plant: 'Feelin' Sunny' is a golden, dwarf and weeping form of deodar cedar . ... as a tree, a big one that easily tops 100 feet. This one, introduced for 2013 by. Monrovia ...

Small evergreen shrubs make your yard look great in every season. Dwarf evergreens also provide benefits for birds and ...

Ciscoe Morris, Seattle Times garden writer, tells readers what is happening to western red cedar trees this season; what to use to fertilize the lawn and how to overwinter a red banana plant.

Size: This dwarf Japanese cedar will grow to be 4 feet tall and 4 feet wide when mature. Care: During dry weather, provide regular to occasional watering. It needs very little pruning.

Where: This dwarf Japanese cedar thrives in full sun to light shade, and grows best on a site with well-drained soil. Size: Vilmoriniana grows to be 3 feet tall and 3 feet wide when mature.

WALKER -- John Dainsberg, master gardener, suggested fruit tree varieties likely to succeed in northern Minnesota. While dwarf varieties make it easier to pick fruits, he said they are not as ...