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John Royster, Landscape Architect – Omaha, Nebraska
John Royster has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to serving his community as a tree planter, promoter and protector. One of John’s childhood memories is of his interest in the conservation projects...
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One tree, two trees, my trees are small trees!
Planting in small areas can be challenging, especially if you want to add some height to your landscape. Consider adding small trees that will excite your senses! Small trees are perfect for any...
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What you should know before planting a sycamore
Flickr | Ted Van Pelt Choosing the Right Tree in the Right Place can be a daunting task. Should I plant a fruit tree or flowering? Will it be fast growing or slow? Will it even grow in my zone? There...
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Desert-Willow: The Tree That Blooms in Drought
(Chilopsis linearis) Flickr | Gailhampshire Mother Nature doesn’t always work in our favor when it comes to nurturing our garden. Although many plants adapt to unpredictable environmental conditions,...
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Texas Ebony: The Deciduous Evergreen
Flickr | Dick Culbert (Pithecellobium flexicaule) Although summer may be dwindling down, the heat of the sun and limited rainfall is not backing off. This year’s current conditions could be a hint to...
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Washington Hawthorn: A Blossom Amongst Thorns
(crataegus phaenopyrum) If you’re looking to fill in the open spaces in your yard, or just add a bit of color to your landscaping, the Washington hawthorn is a great option. First introduced to...
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Sourwood: A Sweet Surprise
(Oxydendrum arboretum) What if there were a tree with scented flowers and tart leaves that shaded you from the sun’s heat in the summer and amused you with vibrant foliage in the fall, would you be...
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Chinese Pistache: There’s More Than Meets the Eye
(Pistacia chinensis) Sometimes nicknamed the ‘ugly duckling’ in the tree world, the Chinese pistache is often snubbed because of its unattractive and misshapen early stages. Although born into rough...
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Great Trees for Fall Color
One of the most wonderful things about fall is the spectacular displays of fall leaf color. The vibrant hues of crimson, oranges and yellow foliage along the streets enliven the daily commute....
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Stayman Winesap Apple: The Successor
(Malus X Domestica) The Stayman Winesap is unique to other apples for its exceptional characteristics. It was developed in 1866 by Dr. Stayman and believed to be an improvement over its parent tree the...
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