The curse of the Bradford pear: here's what the trees look like, what to plant instead
Residents who wish to remove Bradford pear trees from their property are encouraged to contact a licensed tree professional ...
Have one of these trees in your yard? Experts say you should cut them down
Blooming trees and flowers are a classic sign of spring, but one flowering tree actually causes an ugly invasive problem.
Homes and Gardens on MSN1d
4 reasons you should plant trees in a vegetable garden – plus experts reveal the secrets to help you reap the rewards
Trees growing among edibles can be a good thing. There are misconceptions that trees will do nothing but rob vegetables of ...
Weidner: New trees for the landscape
Horticulture Specialist Amanda Weidner of the Pueblo County CSU-Extension Office writes about planting trees and offers tips ...
Did your tree get struck by lightning? With care, you could save them
Lightning can injure a tree in many ways but it doesn't have to mean the end. Here's what you should look for and some tips ...
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What new data says about the best ways to re-plant trees after wildfires
After wildfires burn through forests, there are often efforts to re-plant trees in affected areas. But new research offers ...
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Bradford pear trees are blooming with a bad reputation as invasive, smelly signs of spring
When the Bradford pear trees are in bloom in early spring, you pretty much can't miss them; you see the lovely white blossoms on trees everywhere - and you smell that not-nearly-so-lovely fishy odor ...
Daily Freeman on MSN1d
Kingston considers tree preservation ordinance
The city is considering implementing a tree preservation ordinance to help extend protections to certain trees on private ...
Utica Observer-Dispatch on MSN13d
Growing fruit trees in Central New York can be challenging, but rewarding. What to know
Growing tree fruit is rewarding. However, it's not easy; tree fruits need to be managed correctly to prevent insect and ...