Putting down roots: The evolution of moss and maple trees An invasion of land plants millions of years ago. By MARY F. WILLSON Friday, May 24, 2019 7:00am News Alaska Outdoors ...

In Plymouth, a number of maple trees have already had leaves turn to the familiar yellow, orange and red colors associated ...

The harvesting process begins with the drilling of small holes of around one inch deep into maple trees. (Before the advent of drills, Ojibwe people would simply gash the trees with an axe.) Next ...

While shallow, surface-visible roots are naturally more common among some tree species (birch, maple, magnolia, and beech being typical examples), aerating the soil to improve drainage and ...

Having just ripped up a big maple tree root that was buckling my driveway, I was about to throw it away when I realized that it was quite a large piece of wood. I could probably get 4 decently ...

A girdling root is one that circles the base of a tree at or just below the surface. Girdling roots can also girdle other roots but without harm. The most commonly affected species are maples, lindens ...

Lena said her maple on the side of her Stuart home looks like it is struggling. She reports it bloomed some and set seeds, but many of the branch tips fell off the tree with the seeds still attached.

Injury to the roots from standing water or poorly drained soils, seasonal high-water table, soil compaction, insufficient room for root growth, a change in grade of the surrounding soil, recent ...

IN THE GARDEN: Replacing Japanese maple tree can be done by company or self — good opportunity to look for problems January 14, 2023 at 1:31 a.m. by Janet B. Carson ...