For most types of trees, "Correct root flare height and exposure is probably the most important consideration when planting," Vaughan says. If planted too deep, the tree won't root into the soil as ...

As part of its commitment to protect the environment and preserve biodiversity, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change continues its field efforts to remove ...

A group of Texoma high school students is helping some of Mother Nature's flying friends make their long, dangerous journey.

If you want a maple tree, be prepared to treat the tree with an iron supplement as it ages and shows symptoms. Maples also tend to have poor branching, so early pruning and extra care as its ages is ...

To refresh tired summer gardens, an expert recommends annuals that prefer the cold and provide a pop of color, like winter pansies, fall petunias and mums.

If you're looking for a gorgeous plant to add to your collection, that's said to attract prosperity, look out for one specimen that you can plant in September.

The feature-length film, available for free on YouTube, follows director Owen Reiser and his brother Quentin on their 2024 attempt to break the Big Year record for the Lower 48 by seeing well over 700 ...

Justin Stewart, an ecologist with the Society for the Protection of Underground Networks, collects a sample of soil containing mycorrhizal fungi taken at Saguaro National Park. Credit: Wyatt ...

Fall officially arrived this week, and the weather will be turning cooler. That means it’s time to plant new trees in your yard. Horticulture Agent Taylor Jones shows us how to Grow ...

You know that feeling. The sun dipping below the vast Texas horizon, leaving streaks of orange and purple across the sky. You’ve been on the road, maybe exploring a new city, or just cruising down an ...

The 3,709-acre sanctuary near Palm Desert, set aside within the Coachella Valley Preserve by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, protects fragile dune ecosystems and the federally threatened fringe-toed ...

Extreme heat and scant monsoon rains—this year, at least—can make gardening in the Sonoran Desert summer challenging. But in late July, one particular green was flourishing at the Iskashitaa Refugee ...