Maple syrup has been a cherished ingredient in North American culinary traditions for centuries, from well before the advent ...

A towering symbol on the front lawn of the New Hampshire State House came down Monday as age and disease spelled the end to ...

Norway maple is an invasive tree species, while sugar and black maples are native tree species (sometimes called hard maples). Sugar and black maples are even more beloved for their gift of delicious ...

Cass City’s tree inventory shows maples dominate local canopy; experts recommend planting diverse species for long-term ...

Bendix Woods, LaGrange County and local farmers will put on tasty maple syrup fests and tours with lots of tasting and kids activities.

Close to two dozen Norway Maple trees lining a Lopatcong Township street need to be cut down by the township sooner rather than later. Those trees that provide shade to the residents and nutrients ...

Trees need lawyers. Thank you to The Oregonian/OregonLive for covering Molly Pettit’s efforts to speak up for the preservation of a cherished Norway maple tree, (“ She tried to spare her block ...

As March fills with maple syrup festivals, we come to learn how maple trees aren't at all like factories or franchises. No. The sap they produce and its sugar content — all necessary to boil it ...

Trees, yards and gardens are lush with all the rain recently. But some people wonder if the weather has also helped stop a pesky problem this time of year.

Let’s review some reasons Norway maple is on my “do not plant” list: It has a lousy root system. While not entirely the tree’s fault, genetics do deserve some blame.

There is a tree in Ridgefield that experts say may be the largest Norway maple in the United States. You can find it nestled behind the Ridgefield Guild of Arts on Halpin Lane. "Just a really ...