In this Martha Stewart Living article, Tyler Hesseltine from Davey's Southwest Metro office gives insight on choosing the best trees to avoid overcrowding in your yard.
The impact trees have in the landscape is not to be underestimated: they're visually stunning, provide shade, offer interest across all four seasons, fill in negative space, and have myriad ecological benefits. But despite how attractive they are, trees can take up a lot of square footage in your yard. If you don't have enough space for a large tree or don't want one that will overpower your other plants, opt for a small variety instead.
Small trees are defined as those under 30 feet in height—the ones in our list grow anywhere from 10 to 30 feet tall. But what they lack in size, they make up for in curb appeal. From flowering native plants to evergreen conifers, your yard will look the best it ever has when one of these expert-recommended trees takes center stage.
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