Leaves produce a bright yellow fall color. The bark is tight and red-brown on young trees and features gray-brown scaly strips on older trees. The fruit of the honey locust is a wavy, glossy brown ...

While the honey locust range covers many states ... Sheep, cattle, and deer feed on the tender shoots in spring and on the bark of young trees during winter, while the small, greenish-yellow flowers ...

The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission held a hearing to discuss documented lynchings in Montgomery County ...

Newswatch 16's Valeria Quiñones takes us to the 3rd annual Bark in the Park, which features goods for K9 friends, educational ...

"Sometimes when trees get really stressed out and overheated, they will produce excess amounts of sap," he added. In short, ...

The false acacia, Robinia pseudoacacia, also known as the black locust tree, is an 'Old Lion' of Kew ... around its very distinguished trunk. The bark has the appearance of many trunks being ...

In closing, would I plant black locust? No, I wouldn’t unless I intended to use the trees as a crop. Black locust makes great firewood and great fence posts, and the flowers taste pretty good in the ...

A plant could be dormant or ready for the compost heap, but there are signs which should steer gardeners in the right ...

The tree’s fragrant bark also attracts wildlife ... This tree grows 20–30 feet tall. Low-maintenance black locust grows in all types of soil except for soil that is always wet. It transplants easily ...

This is a fast-growing, shade-intolerant tree species with a lifespan ranging from 50 to 150 years. They are characterized by strongly doubly-serrate leaves and thin gray or red bark that peels away ...

Like the black locust, it also has large clusters ... to the bronze birch borer than white birch trees. River birch features ...

That glorious sound is not as close to the house as it once was, not as vibrant. It emanates from branches farther away, from trees closer to the forest. The birds that once called the old maple home ...