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8 most common places where willow trees grow
Willow Trees | Trees

8 Most Common Places Where Willow Trees Grow

Willow trees, particularly weeping willows, are iconic trees for anyone who lives near water. These large trees have unique leaves and drooping branches, making them…

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8 best plants to plant under your willow tree
Willow Trees | Plants | Trees

8 Best Plants To Plant Under Your Willow Tree

Depending on who you ask, willow trees can be polarizing; while some gardeners love them, others curse these trees for being difficult to keep alive,…

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15 reasons to cut down your willow tree (and when to do it)
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15 Reasons To Cut Down Your Willow Tree (And When To Do It)

A tree is a remarkable thing— what kind of person would ever want to cut one down? Sadly, real life is a bit more complicated…

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13 plants not to grow under a willow tree
Willow Trees | Plants | Trees

13 Plants Not To Grow Under A Willow Tree

Willow trees make an excellent addition to the landscape. Their wispy branches and narrow leaves make them attractive yard trees. If you’re thinking about planting…

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12 trees that can grow in the desert (and how they do it)
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12 Trees That Can Grow In The Desert (And How They Do It)

When deciding which tree to grow, you want to think about what might fit best in your environment. For example, if you live in the…

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4 ways to keep snakes away from your willow tree
Willow Trees | Trees

4 Ways To Keep Snakes Away From Your Willow Tree

Snakes are a normal part of our ecosystem. If you have trees on your property, you are more than likely to see them now and…

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Top 5 trees most likely to get struck by lightning
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Top 5 Trees Most Likely to Get Struck by Lightning

Lightning stuns us into silence. It is a powerful force of nature that can have different effects on the environment. It can provide nitrogen for…

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14 dirtiest & messiest trees to not plant in your yard
Trees | Acorns | Maple Trees | Oak Trees | Willow Trees

14 Dirtiest & Messiest Trees To Not Plant In Your Yard

Chances are, you do not enjoy raking your yard (who does?) So when planning your landscaping, research trees that produce a lower mess. Trees that…

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Willows & weeping willow trees: 15 differences & similarities
Trees | Willow Trees

Willows & Weeping Willow Trees: 15 Differences & Similarities

The gorgeous, delicate structure of willows may take you back to simpler times. All willows have a timeless quality about them. Willows grow in most…

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I'm Zack DeAngelis, the creator of Tree Journey. Behind me? That's the woodpile my Dad and I cut/stack for 10+ years to heat up our family home in Upstate, NY. I grew up on 50+ acres of pastures, woodlands, and a freshwater bass pond surrounded by apple orchards where I worked back in the day. If you've got a question about trees, we've got the answer.

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