Maple syrup has one ingredient: maple syrup. We can produce maple syrup from any tree that is in the scientific genus acer, including but not limited to sugar maple (Acer saccharum), red maple ...

Regardless of whether you grow a Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) with an upright or weeping habit, its colorful fall foliage and delicate form never fail to impress. These trees are relatively easy ...

In North America, the maple species are divided into two groups: soft maple (which includes red maple, Acer rubrum ... of climatic and soil conditions. Trees are typically 70 feet high and ...

A succession of storms have blown across the island this winter and there may be more to come as we exhaust the alphabet of ...

Croydon Borough Council has validated a range of new planning applications, including the expansion of Crystal Palace’s Main Stand and ...

Most garden waste can be composted or added to a dead hedge to decompose slowly and provide habitat for wildlife, so we generally avoid burning anything, but there is something very nostalgic about ...

As a result of President Trump's tariffs imposed on Canadian goods coming into the U.S., the Canadian government has imposed ...

Bird migration, hunting and gathering seasons, blooming of wildflowers, budding of trees and the seasonal appearance of ...

While there are many Japanese maple tree varieties that will bring beauty to your yard, the Redpointe Maple (Acer rubrum 'Frank Jr.' ) exhibits exceptional form and has been awarded as a PHS Gold ...

Maple syrup production is not traditionally associated with western states. Most maple syrup in the United States comes from New England, with Vermont being the top-producing state. Through research a ...

Fortunately, red maple (Acer rubrum) adapts well to such extreme conditions. True to their name, these stunning maple trees will add drama to your yard, turning red in the fall, and also producing red ...