Looking for fast-growing trees that can tolerate shady conditions? Consider these species that thrive in partial or even full ...

Want more privacy in your backyard? Here are 16 fast-growing privacy trees that offer year-round beauty and security, ...

In any case, if you want to ensure your personal time outdoors, these fast-growing trees will offer shade and privacy. Before you plant any outdoor trees however, just be sure to avoid these ...

It’s a lovely addition to our list of fast growing shade trees. Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) is the most attractive member of the poplar genus, with handsome whitish-green bark and ...

Here, we asked arborists to share their top picks for fast-growing ... than most trees," she adds. Still, Hanrahan says that their fast growth makes them a good option for shade, especially ...

Popular for both its hardiness and beauty, it’s also one of our favorite fast-growing trees. Red oak has a dense, rounded canopy that offers excellent shade in large backyards. This type of oak ...

A natural hybrid between the Monterey cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) and nootka false cypress (Chamaecyparis nootkatensis), it is one of the fastest-growing evergreen trees. A West Coast native ...

Other Freeman maple hybrids like “Marmo” and “Celebration” also make good shade trees, and are equally pretty in fall. Unlike red maple and sugar maple, Freeman maples grow fast enough to ...

Here are the five fastest growing trees for shade in North Texas, as well as planting tips from Dallas-based arborists with Tree Shepherds. The Mexican sycamore comes with lovely bark, similar to ...

November through February is the best time to plant hardy trees, shrubs, ground covers and vines. If you have been thinking about adding a shade tree to your landscape, now is a great time to do it.