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Oak Trees Oak trees are a keystone species across the country, collectively supporting nearly 500 species of caterpillars.

All Chestnut Oaks play a critical role in their ecosystems by stabilizing soils and enriching them with organic matter from their fallen leaves. Chestnut Oaks are typically grown from acorns, which ...

If you've ever grown lemon trees, you might already be familiar with the frustrating impact of leaf miners. And even if you weren't aware of the issue, you've likely seen lemon trees struggle in ...

They all had their leaves, unlike the taller broad, leaved trees deeper in the forest. Why? According to the Pennsylvania State Extension folks, “Beech and oak are deciduous native trees ...

Haunting music beckons us in to the auditorium where we’re surrounded by beautiful projections of a forest overlaid with ghostly ...

an invasive fungus that is threatening Minnesota’s oak tree population. Sometimes characterized by browning or golden leaves at the top of the tree and a dark bluish-gray discoloration in the bark, ...

Officials reported that six willow oak trees were evaluated in late summer and were found to be "standing dead," meaning the trees were dead with no green leaves. These trees had not yet fallen.

Learning to spot just a few of our most common trees, like the english oak, silver birch, or white willow, is great start. Here are the leaves of an english oak, for example… Image caption ...

Planting an oak tree, if you have the room, provides acorns and leaves that feed and provide cover for millions of organisms and species while also sequestering carbon. Question: Yesterday I read ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — After the iconic 78-year-old willow tree at Finch Arboretum fell earlier this year, the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation conducted a survey to gather public input on its future.

I made this oak’s acquaintance courtesy of “Plants for the Winter Garden” (Timber Press, 2024), by Warren Leach. The author ...