Why are dried, dead leaves clinging to the branches of some trees when other deciduous forest residents have shed theirs months before? Don't worry: it's not the sign of a diseased tree.

I have four Leyland cypresses that are on a slope that feeds to a ditch that almost always has some amount of water in it.

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After a microburst associated with a supercell thunderstorm moved through Austin last week, a viewer emailed KXAN saying they ...

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Scottie Scheffler made mention of a trend in golf design that rubs him wrong -- removing trees from courses. This week, the ...

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Jennifer Allen’s most recent book is “Mālama Honua: Hōkūle‘a - A Voyage of Hope.” ...