The loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) grows quickly, with a spread of between 30 and 35 feet, reaching as tall as 80 feet sometimes. These trees produce cones that are about three to six inches in ...

By Jeremy Cox Bay Journal It’s safe to say that Tree No. 160 won’t be standing for much longer. When a scientist tagged the loblolly pine at some point within the last four years, it was alive. The ...

The loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) is a pine tree you should grow in your yard if you need a fast-growing privacy screen species. In just one year, a single tree can grow 3 feet, maxing out at 125 ...

“Most of what they manage, they just cut every 30 or 40 years for loblolly pine monoculture, and there’s really nothing living in there,” Wilson said.

The loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) is a pine tree you should grow in your yard if you need a fast-growing privacy screen species. In just one year, a single tree can grow 3 feet, maxing out at 125 feet ...

At the very beginning of the Blue Bike Trail, rows and rows of thin, and therefore relatively unremarkable, loblolly pines dominate the landscape on either side. But then, the forest transforms into ...

These 7 state parks offer breathtaking scenery and peaceful retreats that even many locals haven’t discovered! Fox Point ...

Fox Point State Park sits right on the Delaware River like a secret front-row seat to nature’s best show. The park stretches ...