Why does tree sap turn into amber?-- Jevon Williams, 8, Washington. ... In the meantime, you can mix up some "resin" yourself (it's mostly Karo syrup) and turn it into edible amber.

One of the oldest “fruits” in recorded history, figs grow on trees that are fairly easy to cultivate. Common fig tree care begins with warmth, although the fig tree can adjust to other ...

Maple trees aren't the only ones that produce edible sap, and you can use these tips to turn create a wide variety of tree syrups during the winter.

Some sap is sweet and edible — think maple syrup. Other sap is known mostly because of the thick, sticky resin it contains. The tree uses this resin to seal off insects and other damage.

Say goodbye to the woes of Christmas tree sap. Whether you have a mild case of sticky, sap hands or you look like Clark Griswold, we've got your fix. Learn how to get pine tree sap off your hands ...