In literature, trees are more than scenery. Anne diligently named the trees surrounding her home in Green Gables, as did another of L. M. Montgomery’s heroines, Emily Starr of New Moon. Many of the ...

Many Americans are worried they'll have too little retirement savings. You can grow your nest egg faster by earning your full 401(k) match. By making contributions, you can earn free money from your ...

A popular but quiet opening day of hunting is in progress across Kentucky today, that for the archery deer season. While the early days of the mourning dove season are still creating some noise, the ...

After stumbling with 2021's 'The Story of My Wife,' the Hungarian director finds her poetic, peculiar voice again with this beguiling, wildly original ode to better living through botany. Any film ...

A major road in Lehigh County was closed Friday morning due to downed trees and wires. South Pike Avenue, which carries Route 145, was closed in both directions between Emmaus Avenue and West Rock ...

If you’d love to grow fruit trees but think you don’t have the space, think again. You don’t need an orchard or even a large backyard to enjoy garden-picked fruit. Move over, green lawns. Drier, ...

Seattle artist Molly Hashimoto with one of the huge western red cedars in the Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle. Seattle artist Molly Hashimoto creates watercolor and block print images of nature ...

The board's proposal, outlined in a proxy filing on Friday, ties Musk's compensation to a series of ambitious goals over the next decade. Under the plan, if approved, Musk would receive the first of ...

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — As we're getting ready for the fall season, you might come across some pesky insects stowing away in your trees. Denver7 met up with certified arborist Tony Hahn of DCPS and a ...

Pawpaws are so complex, their common names show their range as a native, yet surprisingly tropical, fruit. As summer fades into fall, it’s prime time for pawpaws in Lancaster County and beyond. Eric ...

The Emerald Ash Borer, one of the most prevalent insects in Colorado, can be treated as long as ash trees have leaves on them, experts explained. If not treated, trees can die in two to three years.