Hackberry psyllids are responsible for creating nibble galls on the leaves of hackberry trees. Courtesy Johnson County ...

One insect we commonly see on window screens late in the fall is hackberry psyllids (Pachypsylla ... hackberry nibble galls on the leaves of hackberry trees (Celtis occidentalis).

Currently, very little sunlight comes through the leaves of trees, resulting in the growth of only one type of tree – hackberries. Hackberry trees grow well in the shade, unlike many other trees ...

When you look at the four seasons we go through in a year, it comes to our attention that the trees and bushes only have ...

"When the wind is blowing, the leaves are trembling and oh-so-beautiful," Lonnee ... "It’s also highly resistant to Dutch elm ...

On Wednesday afternoon I spent an hour and a half walking through the woods down to the Goshen Dam with about 40 local ...

While half of one appears dead and bare of leaves ... In addition to red oaks, other trees that may be under attack from biscogniauxia include pecan, elm hackberry and live oak.

Norway maples are aggressive growers, and when mature, inhibit the growth of grass or other plants beneath their canopy. Even ...

As the leaves change for fall, you may find yourself wondering why they do so. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has insight as to why trees become so vibrant during cooler months ...

On June 24, Boston fire crews rushed over to Jacob Wirth, a restaurant on Stuart Street about a block from the Common. News ...