The two major kinds are simple and compound. Simple-leaf trees like the sycamore have one blade attached to the stalk. Compound-leaf trees like the pecan have multiple leaves arrayed around a ...

It’s a season-round issue — your neighbor’s trees. In the fall, leaves from the tree are blown onto your yard; in the winter, the wind splinters its branches; in the spring, its foliage ...

Usually, they're at least 20 feet up and one to two feet wide ... Dreys are up in the trees all year long; however, they're hidden by leaves in the warmer months when everything is alive and ...

Pinnately compound leaves are common in North America as exampled by the abundance of walnut, pecan, and ash trees in the United States, all of which have pinnately compound leaves. These ...