These were Eastern hemlock trees that had died and lost their bark but remained standing, providing a terrific habitat for a ...

It is also a very long-lived species — up to 500 years and more. Three-foot diameter trees are not uncommon, and these would ...

The University of California Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (UCANR), has an online plant identification tool ...

With the holiday season ending, the DNR wants folks to know that throwing away Christmas trees improperly can spread harmful ...

• Wreaths and other decorative greens can be disposed of in trash cans. • If your city or county does not have an organized pick-up or drop-off, the last resort is to burn the greens. Always check ...

If you suspect your greenery or tree may be infested with an invasive insect or disease, contact the Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s Report a Pest line at 1-888-545-6684, [email protected] ...

When everything needs to be taken down, spots are available to safely dispose of natural Christmas trees. The Fairmont City Street Shop at 417 East Margaret Street and Sherburn Nursery Drop Site at 10 ...

Holiday greenery and Christmas trees bring joy throughout the season, but they can also hide dangerous pests. Diseases and invasive species can make their way into our landscapes on trees ...

"It's just not something anyone would want to happen here." Expert warns midwestern state at high risk for dangerous invasive ...

Holiday greenery and Christmas trees bring joy throughout the season, but they can also hide dangerous pests. Diseases and invasive species can make their way into our landscapes on trees and boughs ...

"It's just not something anyone would want to happen here." Officials issue warning amid spread of highly dangerous pest ...