Eastern Oregon's Malheur National Forest boasts some of the state's oldest trees, including pine and larch that live more ...

Harvesting larch trees after a fire is key to clearing hazardous areas and initiating the forest’s recovery process. These dead trees are removed to prevent further risks such as pest ...

Fielding Questions: Larch inquiry, should fruit trees be watered, amaryllis debate In response to last week's column about identifying evergreens, reader Gary H. asks columnist Don Kinzler if a ...

He was already 200-years-old when the Magna Carta was signed, and more than 800 when the Civil War started. But today, this Western Larch tree, affectionately known as Gus, continues to thrive.

Fielding Questions: Larch photo, weird weather for perennials survival, red-twigged shrub Gardening columnist Don Kinzler responds to a reader concerned about how the unusual winter weather will ...

You know it’s fall in Alberta when residents head to the mountains in droves to take in the golden hue of larch trees.

Identifying the conifer trees most common to North America requires a close investigation of their needles, leaves, fruit, and flowers.

I view tree purchases the same way I view combs: you need to buy them yourself as only you know what you like. Oh, and I wouldn’t cut down healthy spruce and larch trees because they might fall ...

In their latest edition, they mention how larch season happens when the needles on larch trees turn from green to golden.

Rivka Galchen talks about the history of Christmas trees, and explores the tree farm and hybrid experiments of Greg Williams, a ninety-year-old Vermont farmer.