Rockville thanks to Vernon’s urban forestry initiative, called Live Here – Love Trees, according to a release.

Maple, oak and birch trees are blooming. Yes, blooming. You just have to look closely enough to see the tiny flowers. By Lisa Meyers McClintick. For the Minnesota Star Tribune.

Every species of tree has unique characteristics, from its bark to its leaves, that you can use as clues to identify ...

Psst—here’s why you need an oak tree in your backyard. Maple Trees Grow Taller Than You Think. Some sugar maple trees can grow up to 150 feet tall!

Every year the eastern cottonwood trees in Michigan release their fluffy seeds. The end of June likely marks the end of this process. Here's what to know.

It's not well understood why mast years happen with them occurring at irregular intervals from 2-5 years for oak trees, to 4-7 years for maple trees, and 3-8 years for pine trees.

In order to collect maple syrup, you will need a special tool as well. How to get Maple Syrup From left to right, Pine, Oak, and Maple. Maple Syrup can be collected from maple trees by using a tapper.

Erich Ruger of Sugar Oak Farms taps a tree at his maple sugar operation on March 11 in Malta. Ruger said he was inspired to tap for maple after his wife brought home the book “Backyard Sugarin'.” ...

SEEKONK — Back in 1999, Mark and Susan Lockwood purchased an 8-acre property they call White Pine Farm dotted with maple and oak trees at 192 Woodland Ave.

Now, the forest is dense and shady, with maple, tulip and birch filling the mid- and understory. “When you look up, oak is still the dominant tree,” he says. “When you look down, it’s not.

Area maple trees are susceptible to iron deficiency ... Crimson Spire Oak, and Prairie Statue Oak, also an NDSU introduction. If a maple is desired, instead of Autumn Blaze, ...

About 40 gallons of sap boil down to 1 gallon of pure maple syrup. Matt Lockwood, Susan and Mark's son, has begun tapping trees and keeping the tradition alive at his own property in Norton, MA.