Perhaps the best way to identify a tree of heaven is by smell. Crushed leaves, broken twigs, and scraped bark all give off a ...

So you cut down a tree and are left with a stump you want to remove. Easy enough, right? Just be sure to avoid these mistakes ...

A nearly seven-foot piece of trunk will be featured in an art exhibit to honor the beloved tree. Hugging it is encouraged.

What is Tree of Heaven A native of China and Taiwan, the Tree of Heaven was introduced to North America in the 1700s and eventually found its way to Philadelphia.

Arborists will typically remove most of the tree-of-heaven — leaving behind only its stump — and recommend treating it with an herbicide on a routine basis, according to Cascade Tree Works.

Purdue Extension has released a new comprehensive publication on tree-of-heaven, authored by Lenny Farlee, Ron Rathfon, Don Carlson, and Brian Beheler.

In addition, herbicides applied to foliage or cuts on the stem are effective at controlling tree-of-heaven. Cut stump herbicide applications do not prevent root suckering and should not be utilized.

If you had trees cut down, you may be left with stumps that need to be taken care of. This comprehensive guide details the cost of stump grinding and removal.

One Tree of Heaven specimen had grown so large there was a catch of honey inside, Goode remembered. This day he was laboring in a tangle of other invasives such as bittersweet, burning bush and ...

Marina Henke: I have to confess, I haven’t considered the humble Christmas tree stump much. When I was a kid, my family cut down our tree every year at our local tree farm right outside of St ...

Greenberg told WTOP that the tree-of-heaven can be difficult to remove because if herbicide is not applied immediately to the stump of the trees, multiple sprouts will spring up from the root system.

Purdue Extension has released a new comprehensive publication on tree-of-heaven, authored by Lenny Farlee, Ron Rathfon, Don Carlson, and Brian Beheler.