Little-leaf Linden has various pests, most notably the Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica). This beetle skeletonizes the leaves, eating the tissue between the veins of the leaf. Generally, the tree ...

One of these was going to be my population of young beech trees. But, this spring, many of the beech leaves have been a ...

Ginny asks: Will a little Leaf Linden tree grow in our area? Yes, Tillia cordata will grow in our area, and has many fine attributes. It is a deciduous tree that will reach a height of l8 to 22 ...

It was so much more than one of Washington's plumpest trees -- circumference: 17 feet -- this little-leaf linden, felled by Isabel on Sept. 18. Beneath its canopy, then-Assistant Secretary of the ...

Crews cleared away branches Tuesday morning from a 100-year-old tree that collapsed Friday in the Reading Public Museum’s arboretum. The beloved little leaf linden was one of the original trees ...

Beech trees across the state are seeing worsening symptoms of the fast-spreading complex beech leaf disease, according to the Maryland Department of Agriculture. The disease affects all beech species, ...

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Heirloom varieties usually have little or no resistance to diseases. Reference to commercial products or trade names does not imply endorsement by University of Delaware Cooperative Extension. It is ...

First noticed in Ohio in 2012 and in Massachusetts in 2020 in Plymouth and Bristol counties, beech leaf disease had been ...

8. Little Leaf Linden Tree. The variety of little leaf linden trees that can be found on campus has heart-shaped leaves and hails from Europe. 9. Redbud Trees. Redbud trees are often used as ...

Question: I have tried to save the tree on my front lawn after it split but have not been successful. I would like to replace it with a medium to ...

The 1950’s controversial pop-psych personality theory referring to two alphabetized, yet contrasting patterns of behavior, has become more popular as part of the general lexicon than actual, medical ...