If a tree in your yard is dying due to illness, you may wonder if it's fine to replace it with the same species. We asked an ...

Maple syrup is a popular condiment, but there are plenty of unknown facts that you may want to take into account. Here are 12 facts you might not be aware of.

Climate change could put maple syrup making at risk if extreme weather and temperature changes harm the trees that produce ...

Sap is found in all trees. You can tap any of them. But you wouldn’t want to eat all of their sugar. You can tap and make syrup from the boxelder, known as ash-leaf maple, which is a species ...

Catch it if you can, it doesn’t last long. Finding itself at the mercy of Mother Nature, and reliant upon a narrow sliver of ...

When wind or other disturbances detach winged maple seeds called samaras from their parent tree, they spin through the air – ...

As visitors gather at sugarhouses across the state this weekend, March 22-23, and next weekend, March 29-30, for Maple ...

Norway maple, a tree species from the soapberry family, Sapindaceae, is a woody invasive species that can outcompete other native tree species due to its dense canopy, rapid growth, and prolific seed ...

It all starts with finding the right maple trees. While all maple tree species produce sap, sugar maples have the absolute best quality sap with the highest sugar content and is the one syrup make ...

Maples are an important species to the Eastern United ... "rolling samaras" found on tulip poplar and ash trees. These seeds rotate like maple samaras, but the wing also rolls around the axis ...