Lastly, pests and diseases can also be culprits behind the browning of your conifers. Bugs like mites, aphids, or even pine ...

Like the trees that produce them, bristlecone needles are long-lived ... Unlike their towering (and also long-lived) fellow conifers, the sequoias, bristlecone pines put a greater premium on ...

Anthony Taylor is an associate professor with the University of New Brunswick specializing in the relationship between ...

Conifers are planted as shelterbelts ... hardy to zone 3a. Trees are medium, 40 feet to 75 feet tall and trunk 18 inches in diameter. Needles are linear-shaped, 1/2-inch to 1-inch long and ...

The ground cover varies from bare patches of partially decayed conifer needles and debris to a profusion of mosses and lichens ... Sugar maple, American beech, and yellow birch are the predominant ...

Lots of animals inhabit this coniferous forest ... focuses on the adaptations of Scot’s Pine and Spruce trees, and the effect pine needles have had on both plant life and the soil fertility.

Dawn redwood trees once were believed extinct. The towering trees have been quietly growing in Michigan for decades.