Woodturning an extraordinary hybrid bowl combining epoxy resin, pine cone, and exquisite golf balls. Each element, from the ...

When populations are high enough, the spruce budworm can also feed on black spruce (Picea mariana), tamarack (Larix ... growing roots and shoots, or producing cones or flowers. When spruce budworm ...

BEMIDJI — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is purchasing black spruce pine cones at a rate of $200 per bushel and jack pine cones for $60 per bushel. "The DNR's seed shelves are ...

Due to a lack of good cone crops in recent years and a shrinking workforce to gather seeds, the state is facing a shortage of black spruce and jack pine cones. Without enough cones, reforestation ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources State Forest Nursery is seeking individuals to collect black spruce and jack pine cones this winter. These seeds are vital for reforesting thousands of ...

St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR State Forest Nursery is seeking individuals to collect black spruce and jack pine cones this winter. These seeds are vital for reforesting thousands of acres each year, ...

The Minnesota DNR State Forest Nursery is seeking individuals to collect black spruce and jack pine cones this winter. These seeds are vital for reforesting thousands of acres each year, but the ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is buying black spruce and jack pine cones at $100 and $30 per bushel, respectively. Cones must be ripe, closed, and clean . Black spruce ...

This adorable 2-foot Nordic spruce tree is perfect for tabletops, entryways, or office spaces. Bedecked with pine cones, LED lights ... want to take it down. Black Friday is the day following ...

She explains that, in many ways, spruce is made to burn. Black spruce cones hold their seeds close until fire releases their long, thin wings. Flames will dance through the crowded stands, jumping ...

The cones are cylindrical and upright and the ... species in North America including the red spruce, Colorado blue spruce, black spruce, Sitka spruce, white spruce, and the Englemann spruce.

The trees' branches contain a flammable resin that fuels the fire and melts the waxy coating of the black spruce's cones. The cones then release seedlings for new trees to grow. But if the fire burns ...