Contact Tree & Shrub Guide

If you have a question about a tree, shrub, plant variety, or one of the articles published on Tree & Shrub Guide, you are always welcome to contact us and tell us what brought you to the site.

You may have noticed a fact that deserves another look, found a source that adds useful context, or simply come across a tree or shrub in your yard that made you curious about a topic we covered. Messages like that are always useful because they often show us which subjects deserve more attention.

Email: [email protected]

Found Something We Should Check?

We make a serious effort to keep every article accurate, but plant information, state rules, cultivar details, and official recommendations can change over time.

If you notice something that looks outdated or incorrect, send us the article URL and a short explanation of what caught your attention. We will review the original source and make a correction when the information supports one.

You do not need to write a long message. A clear note with the relevant page and detail is usually enough for us to start.

Have a Question About a Tree or Shrub?

Many readers arrive at Tree & Shrub Guide because they already have a particular plant in mind, perhaps one they own, one they plan to buy, or one they keep seeing in nearby yards.

If you contact us about a specific tree or shrub, include the plant name if you know it, along with your state or USDA zone when relevant. Photos can also be helpful when they provide useful context about size, location, or overall appearance.

We may not be able to solve every individual plant problem by email, but thoughtful reader questions often lead us toward subjects that deserve a full article.

Have an Article Idea?

Some of our best topics begin with very simple questions.

You may keep seeing the same tree in front yards and wonder why it became so popular. You may have noticed that a shrub performs very differently in your area than expected. You may also come across a new state restriction, nursery trend, or cultivar that deserves a closer look.

If a topic keeps coming up in yards, nurseries, or conversations between people who care about plants, there is a good chance we will want to hear about it.

Media, Sources, and Permissions

Nurseries, horticultural professionals, researchers, journalists, publishers, and other organizations can contact us through the same email address.

If your message relates to a published article, please include the page URL so we can review the correct material. For requests to reuse original text, tables, or graphics, include a short explanation of where the material will appear and how you plan to use it.

A Final Note

Tree & Shrub Guide exists because there is always more to learn about the plants people grow around their homes, and reader questions often point us toward details that deserve a closer look.

If you have a correction, a useful source, an article idea, or simply a good story about a tree or shrub, send us a message.