Truth is, we don’t know how the Tree of Life will fall, and we don’t know when. It could happen in five years, in 40 years, ...

Invasive tree roots can cause serious problems, especially if you have certain types of water line pipes that are susceptible to their aggressiveness.

But the majority of a plant’s roots — the feeder roots that absorb water and nutrients — are so fine you can hardly see them. Digging up a plant slices those roots.

I have been studying why large trees are falling after severe storms for years — not only here in Minnesota, but in other similar areas across the country ("Storm helps turn city into a lab for ...

Scientists have discovered a zombie tree that converts its leaves into roots as it dies. The Cyathea rojasiana tree fern, which is native to Panama in Central America, was studied by plant ...

Where tree roots are growing underneath a path, Williams recommends installing a gravel path or building a deck-style elevated wooden walkway supported by piers set into the ground. Steps would be ...

FORKS, Wash. — In Kalaloch, on the Washington coast, people from all over the world come to stand in wonder and take pictures ...

As beautiful as they are, trees can cause some serious damage to pipes. Powerful and versatile, tree roots seek water and they will stop at next to nothing, pipes included, to get it. If you have ...

Standing water can damage or drown tree roots after about a week, warns one area arborist. Here are the red flags to beware of — and how you can prevent problems altogether.

It’s best to avoid cutting back tree roots, but if you must, here are some tips: Ask an expert. ... This is a water mold that spreads below ground by root contacts and swimming spores in soil water.

A North Hollywood woman's battle with the Department of Water and Power over a troublesome tree causing a big water leak may be coming to an end. 24/7 Live Los Angeles Orange County Inland Empire ...

The tree that just won't die - even though it's hanging over a cliff by its roots. The Tree of Life in Olympic National Park in Washington is attached to the edge of a large void by a few roots ...