Curious why your hydrangea leaves are turning brown? Here we explain common causes, such as water stress, fungal infections, ...

First, cut out all of the infected branch tips and leaves that you can reach and throw them out with the trash. Next spring, ...

Elongate hemlock scale damages trees by feeding on the undersides of needles, causing them to turn yellow and drop off. In a landscape setting, these pests can be controlled by pesticides.

Winter burn can leave the green foliage looking scorched and brown ... look rough by spring,’ adds Bryan. Winter burn can strike plants with needles, such as fir, hemlock, pine, spruce and ...

You’ve worked your way through the leftover ham, mashed potatoes, green beans and pie — but have you considered eating your Christmas tree ... popular use for pine needles, especially in ...

Apple or pear slices, nutmeg, pine needles ... If you have a few pine trees in your yard, turn the fallen pine cones into scented decor instead of using them all as mulch. Cones from conifers like fir ...

20 women have successfully completed a 10-day training programme on crafting products from pine needles. Held from November 4 to 14, the programme aimed to empower... The Tribune, now published ...

Leaf clusters or bundles—botanically called fascicles in pine—are present ... petioles (bald cypress, hemlock, and Douglas fir). If your trees have single needles directly and singly attached ...

siphoning mouthparts to extract hemlock sap. This weakens needles, shoots and branches and, over time, growth slows and trees become grayish-green. Without treatment, infested trees die within ...

The limb-to-limb wall of evergreens that once dulled city sounds from park-goers is now marred by dead trees, some still standing with brown needles ... like in past years the mountain pine beetle, ...

If you notice more shrubs and specific plants in and around Toronto turning brown throughout summer ... and early July to mid-August. BOX TREE MOTH: A GROWING CONCERN FOR ONTARIO GARDENS ...