"Oak trees are great in the landscape, but its leaves, its acorns and its seedlings drive me nuts in my garden. Tallamy glosses over that a lot of native plants are not suitable for urban landscapes." ...

Consider, too, your hardiness zone and the sunlight exposure of the site. “If you put an oak in the front yard in the mid-Atlantic states, for example, it’s going to support 557 species of ...

It’s one of the few flowering perennials recommended for planting under oak trees. It seems that its flowers are always in bloom, to one extent or another, and its floral spikes may grow as tall ...

While mimosa trees are generally referred to as a invasive plant, Rushing said they are beautiful, and he lives to use them. They can be found on roadsides and on the edges of forests and other areas.