Phil Bush parked his truck in front of the trees outside his home on Saturday, blocking Oncor and its subcontractors from accessing them. For Bush and his wife, the trees are more than landscaping. "I ...

One person who says their neighbour keeps trimming their trees and has 'ruined them' has been seeking advice about how to ...

The entire towns of South Bristol, Middlesex and Italy and parts of the towns of Bristol and Naples have been placed in an ...

Keithan’s Bluebird Gardens provides backdrops for pictures and a place where visitors often enjoy breaks and lunches, but ...

A planned high-voltage transmission line by Georgia Power has sparked controversy in Chatham County, where residents are pushing for a change in the project’s path to save a centuries-old oak tree ...

Cost-share opportunities offer Texas landowners critical resources to mitigate destructive disease As Texas enters the most ...

A new study shows that tiny microbes living in and around oak trees may help them survive drought, poor soil, and disease.

The spread of oak wilt in Central Texas is alarming, particularly for Red Oaks vulnerable to this fungal disease.

A two-year study revealed that oak trees subtly shift their microbial communities during drought, recruiting beneficial microbes to boost resilience.

Carla Kelly has run out of ways to cool herTampahome. Last summer, she installed tinted film that blocks UV rays passing ...