Instead, I saw a chest-high white spruce tree ... “It means that those shadows on the satellite images are spruce trees. These spruce trees are reproducing and spreading where they haven ...

But it was something more troubling: a stand of white spruce trees ... that the shadows in the satellite images were in fact out-of-place trees that are part of a phenomenon known as Arctic ...

The spruce was chosen in 1978 and planted as the official living White House Christmas tree and is the state tree of both Utah and Colorado. The Scotch pine is one of the most popular Christmas ...

Another of the most common types of spruce trees is white spruce, a tree that grows in the wild throughout much of the northern United States. These trees (Picea glauca) grow well in protected ...

With 88% of the tree diseased, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Parks is exploring options to honor the landmark.

Red spruce occupies the Appalachians into upper Northeastern states and provinces. White and blue spruce trees mainly grow throughout most of Canada. Englemann spruce, blue spruce, and Sitka ...

WHAT: Fraser Firs, White Pine, White Fir, and Blue Spruce ... 15 (all trees). MORE INFORMATION: Staff photographer available to take photos with props. Five digital images for $25.

University of Alberta research is showing how trees and fungi team up to survive and stay healthy against insect attacks—an alliance that could lead to more resilient forests. Endophytes—tiny ...

As wildfires spread in northeastern Minnesota earlier this month, updates from fire officials on the largest two — Jenkins Creek and Camp House fires — often included a line noting the fire ...

A line of severe storms that swept through Minnesota and Wisconsin on Thursday took down countless trees. But for one Minnesota family, the loss of a white spruce was too big to measure.

Currently offering several types of cut-your-own trees, including eastern white pine, Norway spruce and fraser fir. Open on weekends from Nov. 29 through Dec. 15 by appointment only. Need a break?