Two national parks in California (Sequoia and Redwood) are known for their giant trees, some of which are thousands of years old. By visiting these parks, you can discover some of the largest living ...

But, if you don’t want an eyesore in your yard, or fancy the dangerous task of using a grinder, you’ll be glad to know there is an easier (and rather unusual) way of safely removing a tree stump.

Unlock the potential of dry tree stumps with these ingenious and easy woodworking ideas, perfect for creating stunning DIY wooden furniture. Watch as simple, dry stumps are transformed into ...

Pine Tree Middle School: Isabella Vazquez, fifth grade; and Willa Shore, sixth grade. Pine Tree High School: Jade Saldana, ninth grade; Jaden Nelson, 10th grade; and Allison Garrison, 11th grade.

SUDBURY, Mass. — Tree crews have been cleaning up all day after a storm rolled through Saturday, sending a pine tree crashing through the roof of a Sudbury, Massachusetts, home. "A lot of broken ...

There are several options for removing a tree stump from your yard that vary in cost, amount of physical labor, time, and degree of skill when it comes to operating heavy machinery. 1. Stump Grinder ...

There’s a new Stumpy in town. The original stump-shaped cherry tree, beloved by Washingtonians, was cut down by the National Park Service in May to rebuild the seawall on the south side of the ...

Gardeners who have tree stumps decaying in their garden have been advised to leave them be. With spring having arrived after months of winter, our gardens are often littered with various debris.

The site is not a tree stump. Fact check: Hundreds of species infected with bird flu, not just chickens, cows, humans It is unclear if the video in the post is authentic or digitally generated.

Gardeners who have a tree stump rotting in their garden have been issued an urgent warning not to touch it or remove it. At this time of year especially, gardens begin to fill with mess.

Anyone with a tree stump in their garden has been issued an urgent warning to avoid robbing their garden of essential nutrients. The message to those with a tree stump is - do not touch it.