It’s easy to understand why some refer to winter as “stick season.” Snow cover, gray skies, and cold temperatures could lead ...

Maple trees can be identified by their branches and bark, Gauker said, asking the children to stand and pretend to be trees. Lisa Gauker, Recreation and Special Events supervisor, shows how maple ...

The Royal Horticultural Society advises pruning Japanese maple ... bark, reports the Mirror. Moreover, Ned warns against pruning in sub-zero temperatures to avoid frost damage to the tree, as ...

To remove a branch, use a three-cut method that protects both you and the tree. Making the cut this way will prevent the ...

Maple syrup is a way of life in New England and sugaring season brings tree tapping, maple on menus, and interactive events ...

While the rest of the garden may still be in winter's embrace, these trees require timely attention ... Pruning too holds value in preserving a Japanese maple's health, form, and beauty, while ...

These trees capture the eye in any green space with ... Focus on removing grey dead twigs over winter, but do not cut the live bark. Gardeners should know to avoid pruning in temperatures ...

Give your kids the coolest spot on the block—and memories to last a lifetime—by learning how to build a treehouse ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Most tree and ... with red bark that peels from an early age; Betula utilis subsp. utilis “Wakehurst Place Chocolate” (10m), peeling in shades of brown and paperbark maple; and Acer griseum ...

“Bark of fallen trees and rotten wood can be turned into beautiful handicrafts through the deft hands of the locals. These skills are our secret of becoming rich,” Li Yanhong, a 44-year-old bark ...