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After last month's hailstorm, many areas that once were shaded now are sunny.

When replanting, take care that the new tree will not hit the house when it is a mature height.

Lawns that once were shady might now support garden plants that need full sun to succeed

Lawns that once were shady might now support garden plants that need full sun to succeed

Beware of hanging limbs, which could break loose and cause damage or injury 

Depsite the dangers, trees provide shade and curb appeal and have many other benefits.

Whacking back crapemyrtles to leave only three or five main trunks creates an eyesore and is not recommended.

Crapemyrtles can grow up to 30 feet tall, so select an appropriate size based on its location.