The weeping bottlebrush is a small, irregularly round-headed, open, fine-textured weeping evergreen ... tree structural strength but may diminish the weeping effect if done without insight. The ...

There are many different types and sizes of weeping trees, including both deciduous and evergreen trees. Weeping trees make excellent focal points for the garden because of their unusual cascading ...

A: That is a beautiful evergreen (one of my favorite conifers), but I'm not aware of any dwarf forms of it (yet). There are narrow forms, such as 'Green Arrow,' 'Jubilee' and 'Strict Weeping,' but ...

The graceful evergreen narrow ... soursop, weeping fig, crotona and frangipa. While there are several key considerations to ensure that a tree thrives well in a confined space while serving ...

The tree’s silhouette gives the impression of a green arrow rocketing toward the sky. This evergreen is great for small gardens or tight spaces. Where: This narrow evergreen grows best in full ...

It needs to be a fairly fast grower and needs to be evergreen. A landscaper suggested weeping Alaskan cedar ... evergreen hollies that stay more narrow at about 6 feet around with a height ...

Weeping yaupon, an evergreen plant, flourishes in wet or dry locations in full or part-day sun. As long-time readers of this column know, my favorite weeping tree is weeping bottlebrush ...

Q: I want to plant a disease-resistant, narrow and upright tree that will be planted nine ... but with a spread of only 10 feet. It has dense evergreen foliage and fragrant white flowers.

Why do some trees weep ... “Pendulum,” a weeping form of Katsuratree (Cercidiphyllum japonicum), presents a waterfall of bluish green leaves. For a weeping evergreen, few are more graceful ...