The aspen tree (Populus tremuloides) is the most widely distributed ... community-dependent keystone species within their natural range. They are the most visible of western North American ...

She said, typically, they are brittle trees with a lifespan of 15-25 years. "A lot of people found out in the recent storms that they have really weak branch structure, so they break apart really ...

designed to mimic the eyes of aspen trees. In fact, its namesake is the scientific term for aspens, Populus tremuloides. Esquire’s Jeff Gordinier gushed about the aesthetic, from the exterior ...

THEY ARE VERY PRETTY, BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY’RE ALSO VERY WEAK TREES. SO A LOT OF TIMES WHEN THEY’RE STORMS, THOSE ARE THE TREES THAT ARE FIRST TO COME DOWN. AND THEY’RE ALSO VERY INVASIVE.

But did you know it's actually illegal to plant, grow and sell Callery pear trees in Ohio due to their invasive nature? So why are they banned ... Callery pear trees are "weak-wooded, poorly ...

And for a few weeks each spring, they're utterly offensive to everyone within sniffing distance. The tree's specific odor is in the nose of the beholder, although people generally agree that it's ...

Trees lining ... remove any weak remaining trees, which are on private land near Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds. A Gloucestershire County Council spokesperson said they were "keen to ...

Among those, we gathered the 10 most commonplace native trees in the U.S., based on several federal surveys of tree species stem count. Here they are ... as red maple, Populus tremuloides is ...

Inspired by the dark “eyes” of the aspen tree — scars left behind on ... things to capture guests’ attention when they walk through Populus’ doors is a sculptural tapestry hanging ...

People who prefer putting up a fake Christmas tree are a little more lax when they take down their trees. Around the Gulf Coast, there’s also a pretty good reason to keep it up: Mardi Gras.