Trees make wonderful additions to your yard, but sometimes their removal becomes necessary. From disease to limb loss, here ...

Because of the differences in pigmentation between its outer and inner layers, birch bark produces dozens of hues, from silver gray, ash white and off-white, to brownish yellow, pink gold, gray-green, ...

Emerald ash borer is an invasive insect that kills ash trees by feeding on their bark. Recent assessments predict a significant spread of emerald ash borer into West Fargo’s ash tree population, ...

With an ambitious ‘carbon positive’ goal, the 13-story hotel in downtown Denver features eye-like windows that echo bark ...

"They would light the candles and put gingerbread on the tree and the children would be brought in." Fox Photos//Getty Images Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip look at their Christmas tree during ...

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Even the deep and roughly furrowed black bark ... trees grow best in a sunny to partially sunny site, planted in well-drained soils. The tree has a moderate tolerance to drought conditions. Photo ...

Other signs can include an increase in woodpecker activity on a tree and the “blonding” of large patches of an ash trunk as the woodpeckers remove outer layers of bark in search of the insects.

More than 200 trees will have to be felled after being struck by a deadly fungal disease, a council has said. Ribble Valley Borough Council said there was a "significant number" of ash trees dead ...

Sawflies – Feed on the needles of pine and spruce trees. Bark Beetles – Bore into the trunk of the tree, creating small holes in the bark. Psocids – Winged insects that live in the bark and ...

Known for being one of the few trees with white bark, the Beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) has a broad canopy and a variety of functional uses. However, these incredible trees are threatened by beech ...