Trees

Trees Improve Air Quality, Helps With Summer Heating Costs, and Are Aesthetically Pleasing To Landscaping

Trees help by Improving the Environment and Adding Natural Beauty

When you incorporate an ordinary tree into any landscape setting, you also contribute to the entire environment's beauty and health. The average tree will lower air pollution by absorbing rainfall while filtering water. A tree will reduce the overall impact of stormwater and flooding. An ordinary tree adds beauty because it attracts many birds and wildlife.

A tree provides shelter to creatures and added nourishment. Natural surrounding tends to breed beautiful and peaceful settings. A tree will reduce noise pollution as it matures and spreads its branches through the atmosphere. There are many reasons to add a tree to any yard space:

 * A natural coolant

 * Cleaner air

 * Stress reduction in gardening

* Increases a home's value

* Added landscape appeal

 * An increase in the Oxygen levels

Tn Nurseries Best Selling Trees

1. Red Maple

2. Tulip Poplar

3. Sugar Maple 

4. Dogwoods

5. Mulberry

Trees remain a critical asset in landscaping that provide significant benefits. The challenge for many property owners involves deciding which trees best serve their needs and interests. Residential and commercial property owners must consider the mature height and width when planting trees near buildings.

It’s also essential to consider the direct sunlight, soil conditions, and other factors to ensure your trees succeed. That’s why landowners typically conduct due diligence or consult with a tree nursery professional. It may also prove helpful to consider the following benefits and popular trees in your decision-making process.

Benefits of Trees in Landscaping

In terms of landscaping assets, trees typically require less maintenance and care than other plants. They produce deep root systems and withstand incidents such as drought and flooding. People usually select trees daily because they provide full shade and iconic fall foliage. All of these positives support improved property values. But the following benefits sometimes go unnoticed.

• Enhanced Comfort: Integrating trees into a property promptly creates shaded areas. The type of tree you select does not necessarily have to enjoy a wide limb spread. Planting trees throughout the property peppers it with comfort spaces.
• Save Money: Strategically integrating deciduous trees near your home can reduce the direct sunlight it receives during the hot summer. This can reduce the use of air conditioning and save money. During the cold winter months, leaves fall to the ground allowing direct sunlight to warm your home.
• Environmental: Trees naturally process carbon and produce fresh air for people and wildlife. They help filter rainwater as it trickles into the aquifer we drink. Planting trees also augments the habitat options of birds and other wildlife.
• Windbreak: Farmers and people with large tracts of land often plant rows of trees to serve as a protective windbreak. These natural barriers remain less expensive and more effective than fencing.

Residential and commercial property owners find that investing in trees proves a wise decision. When included in a landscape design, they generally help raise property values.

Popular Trees to Consider Planting on Your Property

Although we carry a comprehensive inventory of landscaping trees, the Weeping Willow, Maple, and Oak highlight popular uses to help you make informed decisions about how to employ landscaping trees. We hope these examples prove valuable. 

• Weeping Willow: The Weeping Willow ranks among the most iconic shade trees. This graceful tree matures to over 40 feet, thrives near water sources, and grows approximately 24 inches annually. Best known for its widespread that reaches 35 feet, it remains one of the most popular shade tree assets.
• Maple: A wide range of Maple trees can be selected for landscaping based on fall foliage. Maple trees, such as Red, Silver, and Sugar, offer fascinating and colorful leaves. Some varieties reach upwards of 70 feet or taller.
• Oak Trees: Like Maples, Oak trees also enjoy the diverse fall foliage. Oak varieties include White, Red, and Pin, among others, and can mature to 100 feet. Many landscaping professionals utilize Oak trees because they withstand high winds, resist pests, and the acorns support wildlife.

Willow, Maple, and Oak trees are considered mainstays in landscaping because they deliver shade, habitat benefits, and eye-catching fall foliage. If you consider adding trees to your landscape, we have a complete inventory of healthy trees. Contact our nursery today.