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Fast-growing monocultures are less able to withstand extreme weather events than varied woodlands, researchers find Source: Diverse forests of slow-growing trees more resilient to storms, study finds | Extreme weather | The Guardian

A “Secret Garden” project focuses on plants as highlights. Source: Lighting A Lush Landscape | Turf Magazine

The way trees grow together do not resemble how branches grow on a single tree, scientists have discovered. Source: The complexity of forests cannot be explained by simple mathematical rules, study finds | ScienceDaily

Dormant seeding, which generally occurs from now into March, will bring Spring success to turfgrass and Winter revenue to you. Source: Seeding In Cold Weather? Sure! If You Follow These Tips…. | Turf Magazine

These three types of trees are resilient enough to battle the effects of climate change in tough urban environments. Source: Tough urban trees to fight climate change. | Turf Magazine

This contemporary two-story dwelling, located in the southern part of Miami’s Coconut Grove, is a testament to conscious design. Source: Building A House Around A Tree | Turf Magazine

Spectacular ancient trees stir deep feelings, as the felling of Sycamore Gap showed. Here are more noble specimens, including one whose survival is a deep-rooted puzzle Source: Eight of the world’s most amazing trees – from the Major Oak to the Lone Cypress | Trees and forests | The Guardian

Looking at a fractal pattern has been shown to reduce stress levels in humans by up to 60%, and that’s what a tree is: a pattern that repeats itself so that each small part ends up looking similar to the whole. This pattern is less obvious in summer, but beautifully stark in winter. Source: Country […]

Today, the property is officially titled Private Reserve of Natural Heritage Bulcão Farm, and hundreds of animals have returned to area Source: Couple Plants 2 Million Trees in 20 Years to Turn Destroyed Forest Back Into a Wildlife Haven | Good News Network

While seemingly obvious, the roots were a radical new way for trees to live back in the mid-Devonian when Archaeopteris was evolving Source: These 385 Million-year-old Tree Roots Look Just Like Ours, and Tell a Tale Just Like Ours | Good News Network