trees

One South Jersey town is doing their part to help the state maintain the nickname "The Garden State" by offering to plant more Trees on private properties

If there is one thing that inflation did not get, it's the trees and shrubs that Erie County sells residents. They are SUPER cheap.

They are particularly noticeable in New Jersey in the low-lying terrain of the Delaware Bayshore and the Mullica River basin.

New Jersey's weather so far this winter has run the gamut: from snowy and icy, to record low temperatures, to highs in the 60s and heavy, deluging rain.

Trees factored into a lot of the recent storm damage. Downed or damaged trees took down power lines and damaged homes and buildings.

This week's gardening tips come from a listener's question. Sandy from Middlesex asked: Chris, I have been planning to put in some new trees around the yard, but figured it was getting too late in the year to do so.  In a previous article, you gave a to-do list for September and one of the things on the list was planting trees...

September is a busy month in the yard and garden. Here's the first of our monthly gardening checklists which give an overview of what to look out for and what you can start doing for each upcoming month.