Like deciduous trees, evergreen tree identification starts with the needles, seeds and cones. Pine species have needles in bundles.

Just because a tree has green needles in the winter, doesn’t mean it’s safe for use. Take the time to learn how to positively identify your local species. Tim MacWelch ...

One important clue to evergreen tree identification is the way the needles are attached to the branches. The needle bases of fir (genus Abies) are expanded like suction cups.

In addition, these new skills can also help identify evergreens in the landscape, since many evergreen trees and shrubs, both native and non-native, are popular landscape plants as well.

At this time of year, homeowners often are concerned when they see needles turning brown on evergreen trees and shrubs. But it’s nothing to worry about, according to Sharon Yiesla, Plant Clin… ...

Forests protect against avalanches, but not every forest is equally effective. Thanks to almost 50 years of observations at ...

The goal is to identify hemlocks and balsam firs that are healthy, even though surrounding trees are succumbing to the woolly adelgids. “We’re hoping we can find some natural resistance within our ...

As a big fan of easy-to-identify trees, I was happy to see chestnut oak while hiking Mt. Agamenticus last week. I usually rely upon leaves to identify most tree species, so winter tree ...

Scientists in Connecticut were conducting experiments testing various methods to grow healthier Fraser trees when they accidentally discovered a new species of Phytophthora.

Knowing what deciduous and evergreen tree species are native, thrive in Santa Clarita (USDA Hardiness Zone 9), and how to plant and care for them will help you plant vibrant trees that will flourish.