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Prune in late winter or early spring to shape the hedge and encourage dense growth'. Another of Tony's favorite trees for a ...

But the second was, “how long did it take for you to lose your acclimation to Maine winters?” My stock answer was, “the flight lasted about two hours!” Fortunately, plants are more resilient than ...

These garden gems need proper winter care to ensure ... inches thick around the base of your tree, creating a protective circle that extends to the drip line. Just remember the golden rule ...

But what happens to trees after shedding their leaves and becoming covered in snow or ice for the winter? Are they dead or dormant? Trees have survival instincts just like people and animals.

And in Northeast Portland, three people were electrocuted when a falling tree branch brought a power line down on top of a vehicle. Now, weather experts are forecasting another active winter seaso ...

Masters of camouflage, ptarmigans’ feathers are pure white in the winter and in the summer are ... by checking the forecast and dipping below tree line by afternoon, when the storms tend to ...

The other half of the tree fell and damaged a fence line in the backyard. The tree also took down the home’s electricity line. Warren Coffey with C.S. Flournoy said high winds toppled the tree ...

If you’ve already got a tree or two planted, winter dormancy is the time for some pruning and spraying, two chores that intimidate the uninitiated. February is a good time to accomplish these tasks.