Some trees died due to dry conditions, but many of them thrived and approximately 135 trees now stand about 45m tall and are known as the Little Redwoods. Located in the Te Heu Valley near Webb’s Bush ...

The Humboldt Bay Fire Department staged a training exercise today on the Redwood Sky Walk in Sequoia Park Zoo. They simulated ...

The grove of about 2,500 trees — mostly redwoods ... like rodents that love nothing more than to gnaw the bark off the base of a young redwood. It’s called girdling, and it prevents nutrients ...

Roses are fairly easy to care for but there are certain things gardeners should be doing to prepare them for the cold, frosty ...

In fact, the National Park Service's webpage for Redwood Parks asks ... by stripping away protective bark and allowing disease, pests, and fungi to access tree tissue. With trees in the area ...

Winter Holiday Planter Workshop . Saturday, Nov. 23, 10-11:30 a.m. (and Nov. 30) Make a winter planter at Tudbink’s Farm, 610 ...

In August of this year, three researchers made a stunning discovery: The world’s largest sugar pine, by volume, was in Yosemite National Park. The discovery marked the end of a four-decade journey, ...

She expanded: "My mulch of choice has always been shredded redwood bark. Wood chips ... garbage bags of silver maple leaves (from the big tree over the house) on a wide swath of dormant roses.

Species such as bald cypress, dawn redwood, and larch are trees that have needles ... The second test is to scrape a little bark off a few branches. If it’s brown underneath, that’s bad.

Redwood Mountain has the greatest number of these massive ... In the sequoia grove itself, the fire generated winds strong enough to strip bark and foliage from the sequoia trees, and flames likely ...