While many trees and shrubs do well in the fall. there are exceptions. Trees and shrubs that have fewer, deeper roots may struggle in a fall planting, as opposed to those that have many shallow roots.

An apple may not fall far from the tree, but for a leaf, it depends on its shape. Elm or apple leaves — oval and symmetrical, with few protruding lobes — fall quickly, making them likely to ...

When you look across the grounds at Mitchell Pool in Great Falls, the trees are the prominent feature. It’s a wonder scene as some of the old buildings blend in with the old trees on the grounds ...

While you wait for autumn leaves to fall, consider planting a tree. “If you plant a tree in early autumn, the soil will still be warm enough to encourage root growth for at least two months ...

Last year, the campus lost an iconic community fixture, an elm tree that stood adjacent to University Hall on the College Green for at least 80 years. ... Dead trees are at risk of falling, ...

Ed Williamson, a resident of the Museum District, noticed what he thinks is an elm tree splitting down the middle about a month ago. So, to try and keep it from falling, he got crafty and wrapped ...

When planting trees in the fall, you want to stick with deciduous varieties. Consider hardwoods like alder , ash , buckeye and maple (ash is a particularly beautiful tree that is often overlooked).