Despite the problems the cold can cause for farmers, gardeners, and homeowners, a cold winter can be a welcome event from a pest management perspective.

By Tim Douglass tdouglass@pctribune.com Glenwood City Administrator Dave Iverson is nearing completion of a city-wide plan for dealing with emerald ash borer (EAB) in Glenwood. The plan, though not ...

Veggies aren't the only food you can grow on your own. But if you're going to grow fruit, avoid growing some of these tree ...

Researchers from the University of Utah found that when trees are lost to pests, disease, or development, school attendance ...

"As I walked, I took note of the brick red undertone of oak trees and the smooth surface of paper birch, curling in great ...

On Thursday morning, along a portion of Seventh Avenue SE, the long arm of a Sennebogen reached up to top of an ash tree, ...

EUGENE, Ore. — An attack by an insect not even half an inch long is threatening to decimate the state's Ash trees. Oregon ...

Pupils from St Ninian’s Primary School in Livingston recently helped plant new trees to help replace those lost to Ash Dieback Disease. Within West Lothian a large number of ash trees have been ...

Q : The camellia pictured (see reader's photo) was planted approximately 18 years ago, along with another about 10 ...

TWO ash trees posing a risk to a wall off a main road in Chepstow are to be chopped down to stump level. The trees in the grounds of Ashfield House belong to Monmouthshire County Council and its ...

The beetle’s larvae bore into the tree’s inner bark, disrupting the flow of nutrients and ultimately leading to the tree’s death. Its spread poses a significant threat to North Dakota’s ash trees.

But winter is precisely the time for shrubs with colorful branches and trees with ornamental bark to shine. Bark serves as the skin of the tree, protecting the internal plumbing from disease or ...