With their graceful, drooping boughs and attractive deep green hue, hemlock trees are gorgeous additions to the landscape. Hemlocks are slightly picky trees that can be a little on the challenging side in the beginning, but once established, this evergreen tree is relatively easy to get along with and will provide beauty for many years. Read on to learn the fine points of growing and caring hemlock trees.
Weeping hemlock (Tsuga Canadensis "Pendula"), also known as Canadian hemlock, is an attractive evergreen tree with a graceful, weeping form. This article provides information about planting a weeping hemlock in your garden.
If you are thinking of planting a Canadian hemlock tree in your garden, you'll need information on the tree's growing requirements. Click this article for Canadian hemlock tree facts, including tips for Canadian hemlock care.
Hemlock woolly adelgids are small insects that can seriously damage or even kill hemlock trees. Is your tree at risk? Find out about hemlock woolly adelgid treatment and prevention in this article.
If you can get hemlocks to thrive in your landscape, you'll be the envy of your neighbors, but a hemlock in poor health will only make your home look sad and worn out. This article will help with growing hemlocks.
Most of the time, pruning hemlocks is not necessary, but occasionally the need for pruning hemlocks does arise. Find out how to prune a hemlock using the information found in this article.
