I can offer a few tips to help you identify this problem and hopefully save your trees. The first step to success is pruning ...

He will look through the tree, searching for signs like soft or spongy wood ... with this certification will be the most qualified to identify vulnerable trees. They will also be able to work ...

This leaf structure is always a help with tree identification because of each tree species' leaf structure. On a simple leaf, the leaf blade is singly attached to a twig or twig stem. On a ...

This East junior earned his Eagle Scout ranking with a project that benefits both the school and the community.

Mushrooms, conks and other plate- or shelf-like structures are rarely good signs when ... tree owner and/or a tree care professional. Extension Master Gardeners can help identify your tree root ...

and installing tree identification signs, along with a host of other volunteer activities. One of the first lessons the new stewards read in their Tree Steward manual was the importance of trees ...

Junipers are found throughout the U.S. Deciduous trees, also known as broadleaves, have leaves that are flat and thin, and they shed every year. To properly identify deciduous trees, you'll have ...

A total of 73 tree and shrub identification signs bearing imagery of leaves, flowers, fruits, or other distinctive features of these plants have been installed along the trails of the 65 acre ...

St. Clair says that's a good sign the tree is healthy. But there are a number of things you should look for to detect a tree that might need a little more care. One obvious sign: Bare branches ...

If this happens, it can be a major threat to you or your house. There are often warning signs a tree might topple over even before a storm hits. On a windy day, look at the tree you’re worried ...

volunteers will receive training that focuses on ash tree identification, signs and symptoms of the emerald ash borer, and the inventory process. Volunteers will convene at the Sidney Memorial ...

Stang said the first thing he is looking for is to see if any parts of the tree show signs of decay or rotting. He will look through the tree, searching for signs like soft or spongy wood ...