Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts — just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 ...

The gathering of morel mushrooms is almost finished. But turkey hunting is still drawing hunters from across the country; it ...

Spectacular Japanese maple trees can need a helping hand to stay healthy in the heat and here's how to keep them hydrated ...

Should your Japanese maple falter due to the intense summer heat, consider relocating it to a more shaded spot in your garden, or introducing taller trees or plants nearby for long-term solar ...

Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts — just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 minutes into a forest trek to find morel mushrooms. The prized culinary ...

Japanese maple trees need a little more protection as the temperature rises, and there is a natural way to help them stay ...

Find out how Blue Stain fungus ... of a tree branch that just literally looks like blue or blue, green, or sometimes even gray paint. They're often associated with the work of bark beetles or ...

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is gnawing at the base of my young Japanese maple. What would have done this, and how can I stop it? Will the tree recover? Dear Reader: Rodents often chew on trees’ bark, sometimes quite high i ...

This aggressive pathogenic fungus invades the sapwood of coniferous trees like spruces, pines, and hemlocks, spreading rhizomorphs beneath the bark. These hair-like structures can travel great ...

It's easy. Look at the oozed sap; if it contains pieces of bark or sawdust, that means gummosis is caused by secondary invaders. If it doesn't, that is fungus gummosis. Gummosis is commonly found ...