by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Mar 13, 2021 | Tree Types
Summer may seem like it’s far off, but the rain must stop sometime, and the sun will come back to us eventually. Summers have been trending longer and warmer here in the Pacific Northwest. If you’re planning to plant a new tree in your yard this year, a...
by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Feb 26, 2021 | Tree Types
Let’s face it—no one likes looking at a dull yard. The good news is that planting bushes can give your yard an instant facelift. Apart from adding an aesthetic value to your house, landscaping the yard with bushes can also add to the value of the overall property—by...
by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Feb 14, 2021 | Tree Types
Pinyon trees are also commonly known as pinyon pine. There are two species of pinyon pine: Pinus edulis (two-needle pinyon) and Pinus monophylla (single-leaf pinyon). Pinyon trees can live in warm and dry desert climates as well as cold and dry mountainous climates....
by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Feb 2, 2021 | Tree Types
When you think of the spring season, what do you think of? For many, beautiful trees and flowers blooming come to mind. If this is what you want for your home, you should think about planting trees in your yard that everyone can see and enjoy. Whether you already have...
by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Jan 25, 2021 | Tree Types
When you think of what Oregon is known for, do trees come to your mind? We hope so! Oregon hardiness zones are expansive and range from 4B to 9B, which means that a lot of different varieties of trees can grow throughout the state. Additionally, with almost half of...
by Mr. Tree, Inc. | Jan 13, 2021 | Tree Types
Improving your home’s curb appeal plays an important role when it is time to sell your home. This may be a long time from now, but investing in ways that will improve your home’s curb appeal later is something that you should start thinking about. Why? Because it...
