Learn how the unique characteristics of the Bald Cypress make this tree a top choice to build the canopy and reduce pollution in neighborhoods across Nashville.
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The Bradford pear tree was first planted for its attractive appearance, but its structural weakness and invasive nature have made it a widespread nuisance. Read on to learn more!
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Learn about our city’s cherry blossom trees before you attend this year’s Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival on Saturday, April 9.
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Using fencing to protect the soil around a tree is an important way to protect a tree’s root system when construction activities are happening. Here’s why.
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Pruning a tree keeps it safe and healthy, but must be done in a knowledgeable way to avoid damage so it will continue to produce the benefits we enjoy.
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Colder seasons of the year are the best times to plant a tree in Nashville. Learn why low temperatures are vital for a young tree’s root growth and future stability.
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The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office has a horticulture vocational program for offenders that has been helpful in caring for and distributing saplings for community planting.
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The Metro area is losing canopy cover from total branch removal on individual trees, which can be stopped if homeowners understood the damage being done.
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When planting trees, choosing them based on their characteristics and future growth patterns helps make the urban forest strong and safe for residents.
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