But when trees are out of sync, seed loss can increase to over 40%. For decades we have known that beech mast events happen in the year after a warm summer.

Grow it Green: Keeping fruit trees fruitful Jacqueline Thomas talks with Steph Sosinski of the UNH Cooperative Extension at Apple Hill Farm about some ways to protect and get the most from your ...

Queensland is full of surprises. It’s known for its abundance of nature, pristine beaches, tropical islands, and being the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. If you’re looking for things to do in ...

And even if there were, if those 200 companies had to pay for planting all those trees, it would cost $10.8 trillion, more than their entire combined market valuation of $7.01 trillion. The ...

Every year the eastern cottonwood trees in Michigan release their fluffy seeds. The end of June likely marks the end of this process. Here's what to know.

If you notice two common trees suddenly pelting down fruit in June, there’s no need to be alarmed – gardening expert Monty Don explains that this is very normal process. Early summer is when ...

Save the trees It may seem unusual that residents in a small Australian city might have issues with Musk, given their distance from his policies and decisions. And it’s especially unusual given ...

WILDWOOD, Mo. — Powerful storms blew through Wildwood on Wednesday afternoon, snapping trees near homes on Highway 109. “It got windy, the sirens went off, and we went to the basement and hung ...

Together, the results illustrate how trees can “remember” times of abundance as well as scarcity. The latter, as illustrated by the spruce study, bodes well for trees’ ability to cope with a ...

Kevin Boehning, owner of the Blue-Point-based Island Wide Palm Trees, has been marketing palm trees on Long Island for 13 years, with 80% of his clientele being residential.

Grasses don’t mix well with trees because they did not evolve to live together. Nearly all the grass species we use for lawns come from wide-open, mostly treeless grasslands where they live ...

The iconic trees are not adapted to wildfire, meaning any fire damage can be devastating to the population. The Eureka fire was reported around noon and was 40% contained as of 6:30 p.m. Friday.