Some evergreen trees to consider in Western Kentucky include American Arborvitae, Canadian Hemlock, Oriental Spruce, Foster Holly, American Holly, and maybe my favorite; Sweetbay Magnolia.

Among trees and shrubs, broadleaf and needled evergreens should not be planted in winter. The foliage of evergreen plants continues to lose water throughout winter.

Evergreens typically go un-noticed during fall, serving as the back drop or frame of the landscape. However, evergreens can serve as an important foreground plant and may even be the pride of your ...

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A: When choosing evergreens, you must consider mature height, proper spacing, how much you're going to be able to water them, and ensure they're suited for our zone (8 for most of N. Ga). Now is a ...

Evergreen trees generally drop their leaves yearly, but usually in the spring rather than fall as deciduous plants do. Some evergreens such as live oaks may even be bare for a short while.

Evergreens that have been planted recently should not go into winter under stress from being too dry, as this will increase the chance of winter burn and possible loss of the trees. It is also a ...

Evergreen plants, on the other hand, require a steady supply of water to the foliage throughout winter. Many roses and fruiting trees and shrubs are sold bare root, meaning they have no soil or ...