It's that time of the year to start planting trees around your home. Here are some dos and don'ts to help you get started.

Storm damage to trees has become a common occurrence. While all storm damage cannot be prevented, there are steps to take when selecting, planting and caring for trees to reduce ...

The decaying nature of ancient and veteran trees is one of their key characteristics because of the microhabitats they offer ...

The Town of Canandaigua is asking residents to avoid a common but harmful landscaping mistake known as “volcano mulching,” ...

its trunk has undergone an unusual transformation. Ken Packie, a Massachusetts artist who specializes in wood sculptures, was commissioned by the University to carve the tree’s nearly six-foot-wide ...

Keep watering. Throughout the first two or three years of its life, the tree will need watering in addition to rainfall ...

It’s fairly chonky too, with the trunk measuring anywhere up to ... That doesn’t mean the tree has spread far and wide, though; the researchers only found around 100 mature individuals across ...

This standard forest measurement refers to the diameter of a tree trunk measured at 4 1/2 feet ... it can create neighborhood-wide issues ranging from runoff issues to visual effects.