Q: Sapsuckers are making holes in our evergreen trees. What can we do, and does this damage the trees? — Lydia B. A: Thanks for sending the photos. I think you’re catching the trouble in time.

Scientists made fake leaves and dropped them in water tanks to observe how different shapes move as they sink.

Pine, spruce, Italian Cypress, Southern magnolias, palm trees. Not all evergreen trees are related or look alike. They come from different families of trees and grow in varied types of soils.

Fluoride is found in drinking water and has been linked to several health problems. The evergreen tree is extremely hardy and grows very well in desert-like areas that are prone to drought.

The size of the hole may vary from very small to up to 3/8 inch or so. Very small holes in evergreen trees that are beginning to look thin and sick may indicate a type of bark borer. Slightly larger ...

"A lot of conifers are down right now, and evergreen trees mostly because they have a lot more for the wind to push against when we do get a wind event like this," she said. City crews can be seen ...

Wollemi pines (Wollemia nobilis) are part of the Araucariaceae family, which includes monkey puzzle trees. They are evergreen coniferous trees that appear as light green with needle-like leaves.