He discovered the first Aberdeen case in a 35-year-old Scotch pine ... a pine tree, they should consider a native variety. Local communities are no stranger to decimating diseases.

The disease — which quickly causes trees to wilt and die — has primarily afflicted Scots pines but poses a threat to any type of pine tree, said Megan Kennelly, assistant professor for KSU's ...

If I can get a tree in the field to survive the ... “And they had a disease. I have been growing Scotch pine for years, and no problem, and then, boom, they developed a disease in this area.

The review describes how different tree species ... species like Scots pine, while maintaining the longer-term value of slow-growing species like oak. Threats from pests and diseases are ...

This week, we meet the scotch pine, or Pinus sylvestris, which is not native to Indiana, but has been widely planted in the state for Christmas tree production. This conifer, also known as Scots pine, ...

Needles that turn brown in patches along a pine tree's branches may be a sign of certain fungus diseases; Austrian pine and Scots pine are especially susceptible. Other fungal diseases can cause a ...

Steve Nix is a member of the Society of American Foresters and a former forest resources analyst for the state of Alabama. Americans buy about 20 million real Christmas trees each holiday ...

Also known as a “Scots Pine,” it’s the most widely-planted pine tree in the U.S., per the Farmers’ Almanac. Along with its pleasant aroma, these trees remain popular year-after-year ...

Located on the south side of Terre Haute, this Christmas tree farm offers you-cut and you-choose Scotch pine, Douglas fir and White pine trees. Trees ranging from 4 feet to 11 feet are available ...

I have a Vanderwood pine tree (Pinus flexilis) that I like to keep pruned so that I can keep it bushy and more compact. Large pines such as white and Scotch are not usually pruned once planted in ...