The beautiful Serviceberry tree is a diminutive yet hardy specimen from the eastern US, loved for its flowers and foliage. It's these qualities that earn it its reputation as a tough urban tree.

Anthracnose is a common spring disease on maple trees. Several different fungi can cause the symptoms we describe as anthracnose.

She had come to collect soil, water and plants — iris, sorrel, maple, tanoak, bracken fern, swordfern, as well as tiny bits of bark and leaves from the enormous tree — which she planned to measure for ...

Beech leaf disease creates telltale dark bands on the tree’s leaves. Photo: Craig Brodersen/Yale University School of the Environment ...

Article continues below Another influence on your Japanese Acer's colour intensity may be its position in the garden, plus the levels of sunshine or shade it receives during different ... of the ...

We build set #10348, LEGO Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree, a gorgeous autumnal decorative piece that would look good on any desk or shelf that could use some color.

In a touching nod to the country, Queen Camilla opted for the poignant diamond maple leaf brooch, which has now been worn by four different Queens of Canada. This maple leaf brooch was the Queen ...

Signs of Beech Leaf Disease on New York Beech Trees In addition to the distinct striped pattern on leaves, residents are also asked to check their beech trees for curling leaves or leaves with a ...

A lot goes into making maple syrup between leaving the tree and arriving to your table. This, in turn, can affect how it tastes. Here's why it affects flavor.

Curt Johnson remembers a brisk April 1959 when his father, Ture Johnson, served as Geauga County Maple Festival board president and gifted some of the county’s finest maple syrup to America’s future ...

First appearing in the spring, these bumps are the result of tiny mites that are feasting on the tree foliage. Depending on the insect, galls appear as different irregular shapes and sizes on the ...

Most trees can be easily identified by inspecting their leaves, seed pods, flowers, bark, or shape.