This is the best time of year to check your trees for signs of the Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) – a destructive invasive pest that kills trees.Source: August Is Tree Check Month: Public’s Help Needed to Find the Asian Longhorned Beetle
Boost your home’s curb appeal without draining your wallet. These simple, budget-friendly fixes—like adding a wreath, painting the front door, or tending to the landscape—will only make your home look like a million bucks.Source: Create High-End Curb Appeal For...
The Japanese pursuit of shinrin-yoku uses trees and nature to heal oneself – here’s how you can do it even in a park.Source: How to practice ‘forest bathing’ in a park | TreeHugger
It’s a bit of a no-brainer that being outside is pretty good for your health; whether it’s a park, a forest, or a tree-lined path to the corner store, getting some fresh air feels freaking good. And a new study from the University of East Anglia has...
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You may find that you can stand in your backyard and easily identify the trees in your landscape. Alternatively, you may suffer from something botanists refer to as tree blindness – the lack of recognition and inability to identify the trees that occupy the space in...
You’ve done your homework. You found the right tree for the right place. Your planting site is ready, and you have all the tools you need. Now what? Planting a tree should be easy (and fun). Even though trees are hardy creatures, they still require care when taking...
August heat can still be grueling even though the summer season is coming to an end. Now is the time to bring some shade to your backyard retreat that will benefit you now and for next season, too.Source: 8 Shade Trees To Help Cool Off In Summer – Turf
Only a few old-growth redwoods remain. Now, researchers and conservationists from Save the Redwoods League are trying to bring these majestic trees back by studying their DNA.Source: Scientists Map Old-Growth Redwoods’ Genome to Preserve Future Forests
