One excellent way to spruce up the area under your trees to hide those roots and add a pop of color is to plant shade-friendly, easy-to-grow ground cover plants like epimedium, which thrives in ...

Epimedium does well in shade, prefers a well-draining soil, and forms a thick carpet of ground cover to protect tree roots.

Bristlecone pines can liberally spread their roots and expand their crowns, maximizing intake of these scant resources. Sparse ground cover means ... in a landscape where trees are few and far ...

Trees, like all living things, require attention and maintenance, especially as they transition from dormancy to the growing ...

For some, it’s a time to embrace their natural hair colour but others are in search of ways to cover up their roots. If you fall into the latter group, we asked Seniz Alkan, senior colourist at ...