We have some things we can do to make winters a little easier on trees.

The chemistry behind fall leaf colors is a story of sugar and tiny molecules of pigment that capture and reflect light.

A little bit of drought stress in August is a good thing for trees.

Stumps can provide valuable information and education.

Visiting the Munsinger and Clemens Gardens in St. Cloud, Minn., is an experience.

Sometimes we need to supplement the water that Mother Nature provides.

Trees are amazing to observe because they go through the same cycle of growth, senescence and dormancy every year.

Bees are responsible for pollinating the majority of our vegetable, fruit and nut crops grown in the U.S.

The NDSU Extension forester discusses the timing of trees’ bud break in the spring.

Trees may have suffered from winter injury or damage from rabbits, voles and deer.