Fruit trees can take a lot of work to grow, especially during the first few years before they begin to fruit. If you want to cut your garden chores down, consider adding a few ground covers around ...

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For example, many evergreen trees tend to thrive in acid soil, so you'll want a ground cover that can handle lower pH levels. Also consider that some shade trees, such as oak, pine, and hemlock, don't ...