Attention Tennessee hikers! Here's how you can help save the eastern hemlock tree Story by Allison Kiehl, Knoxville News Sentinel • 2mo ...

A question for Dan Gill: I just planted a 3-foot Meyer lemon tree. How do I keep it from growing thorns? Any other tips would be appreciated. -- Pam Barron Answer: All of the citrus trees we grow ...

The greenhouse manager also said Bradford pear trees are a variant of the Callery pear tree, which can grow thorns large enough to puncture tires.

There are several kinds of trees in the Skiatook area that have thorns. This note describes four of them. Black locust, Callery pear, chittamwood and Osage orange.

Hemlock trees can grow up to 150-feet tall and can be easily spotted in the Great Smoky Mountains, in the Cherokee National Forest, according to The Nature Conservancy.

It's the branch of a tree, but this tree is no good for a tree house. Take a look at the thorns, which can be found up and down the trunk, and also potently arming the branches. You won't be ...

Q: We have a tall, full and thorny 7-year-old lemon tree. Should it have thorns? Four years ago it had 8-10 lemons on one main lower branch. Every year since, it bears less fruit on that branch ...

Each year the branches fall off in autumn and in the spring the tree grows a new top — looking like a thorny palm tree in the summer and a tall thorny stick in the winter.

This video captures the moment a tree explodes after being struck by lightning in the front yard of a home in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 15. Debris from the tree is seen flying in all directions.

The thorny branches and fruit of Poncirus trifoliata, a citrus tree native to China and Korea (© stock.adobe.com) “Why do plants have thorns?” is an easy question: The thorns help protect against ...

Here’s what purple markers on trees mean in Tennessee The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office is reminding the public to be mindful of private property when searching for waters to relax and enjoy ...

The greenhouse manager also said Bradford Pear trees are a variant of the Callery Pear tree, which can grow thorns large enough to puncture tires.