Fast-growing ... pine decline, which causes yellowing and browning of their needles and oozing sap, as well as white pine blister rust, a deadly fungus that forms large, weeping cankers on the trees.

The classic and trusted book “Fifty Common Trees of Indiana” by ... to red or brown in winter. The red cedar features a shreddy bark on both the trunk and branches, which is gray brown in color. It is ...

After World War II, Japan began reforesting the country with fast-growing sugi (cedar ... Pollen from various plants, especially Japanese cedar, cypress, and pine trees, primarily triggers hay fever.

Cones remain on the tree for two years. Eastern white pine trees typically grow to between 65 and 100 feet tall, but can exceed 150 feet tall in old growth forests. This species prefers acidic, moist ...