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Tim

Tim de Vries is the founder of ProGardenTips and a former professional landscaper with hands-on experience in garden construction, maintenance, and hardscaping.

Tim began working for a landscaping company in the Netherlands at 18, maintaining and constructing gardens and public green spaces while also gaining experience with tree work and machinery. At 20, he started his own landscaping business, specializing in private gardens, paving, retaining walls, fencing, pergolas, lawns, planting, and complete garden builds from start to finish.

In 2017, Tim founded ProGardenTips to share the practical knowledge he gained during his years working in the landscaping industry. Growing up and working in the Netherlands—a country with a strong culture of carefully designed and maintained residential gardens—has also shaped his practical approach to garden design, construction, and maintenance.

City skyline of Los Angeles in California with palm trees in the foreground

Trees

Trees of Los Angeles: 34 Common Street, Yard and Native Trees

The most common trees in Los Angeles are street and yard trees from other warm-climate countries: jacaranda, coral tree, Indian laurel fig, camphor, southern magnolia, Canary

Beautiful forest of New England in foliage season USA

Trees

30 Most common trees in New England

The trees of New England are some of the most beautiful in the world. From maples to sycamores, here are the most common types of trees

Big Woods Lake Campground Sunset Cedar Falls Iowa

Trees

Trees of Iowa: 40 Common Native Trees (and 4 to Avoid)

The most common trees in Iowa are silver maple, eastern cottonwood, bur oak, hackberry, American elm, green ash, black walnut, boxelder, bitternut hickory and eastern red

Trees in Midtown Atlanta skyline from the park

Trees

Trees of Georgia: Common Trees & Native Pines

Georgia runs from the Blue Ridge and the Ridge and Valley in the north, across the Piedmont, down to the Coastal Plain and the barrier islands.

Cathedral Rock in Sedona Arizona

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Trees of Arizona: Desert, Mountain & Oak Trees

Arizona is not just desert. Its elevation ranges from about 70 feet near Yuma to over 12,600 feet on Humphreys Peak, and the trees change with

Farm fences and trees on battle site as seen from Cemetery Ridge at Gettysburg Pennsylvania

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Trees of Pennsylvania: Common Trees & Native Pines

Pennsylvania means “Penn’s Woods”, and the name still fits: close to 60% of the state, about 17 million acres, is forested. Most of it is northern

Trees in a field with a mountain range in the background Lake Tahoe California USA

Trees

The 34 Most Common Trees in North America, by Region

The most common trees in North America depend on the region. Red maple is the most abundant tree in the eastern U.S., loblolly pine and sweetgum

Marshlands and Aspen trees in fall Saskatchewan Canada

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27 Most Common Trees in Canada, by Region

The most common trees in Canada are the conifers and hardy broadleaf trees of the boreal forest, which covers most of the country. Black spruce is

Greenbrier River Foliage West Virginia

Trees

Trees of West Virginia: 30 Common Native Trees (and 2 Not to Plant)

About three-quarters of West Virginia is forest, making it one of the most heavily forested states in the country, behind only Maine and New Hampshire by

Colorful trees in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee

Trees

Trees of Tennessee: 42 Common Native Trees (and 4 to Avoid)

The most common trees in Tennessee are red maple, tulip poplar (the state tree), white oak, chestnut oak, sugar maple, hickories, sweetgum and Virginia pine, with

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