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 ...

Japanese maple trees need a little more protection as the temperature rises, and there is a natural way to help them stay hydrated no matter how hot it is.

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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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 ...

Is there anything more striking than seeing a Japanese maple (Acer palmatum ... stems, and bark, so they need to be planted just so to ensure they're protected from sun scorching. If your tree is ...

Kanmara is a Hydrangea macrophylla (big leaf hydrangea). It produces large mophead blooms in pink or white. It is not hardy ...

Its bark, used to treat everything from fevers to prostate conditions, has been traditionally harvested from wild trees in gorilla habitat. "This is conservation that works on multiple fronts," ...

When a cloud, hill or building blocks the sun, bark temperature drops rapidly, killing the active tissue. Young trees, newly planted trees, and thin-barked trees (cherry, crabapple, honey locust, ...