the stunning eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) is a fast-growing tree, easily reaching up to 80 feet tall and 40 feet wide.

The tree can be identified by its long, soft, blue-green needles. Eastern white pine is the only white pine in the Eastern ...

Bark – Thin bark on young trees, thick grey brown scaly on old trees. Silvics – The eastern white pine is the largest conifer in the northeast United States and spans from the Appalachians to ...

In this month's "Cultivating Success in the Farm & Garden" column, a Hubbard County UMN Extension educator shares how to ...

Eastern white pine trees are a good example of the latter, and hollies are a good example of the former, both of whose foliage yellowing and dropping often alarms gardeners. That seasonal ...

You can see for miles atop the granite cliffs 200 feet above Furnace Pond in Killingly, Conn., and explore where an iron ...

She says edible varieties include eastern white pines, Douglas firs, and Japanese red pines. However, she warns that not all pine trees are edible, including ponderosa pines and yew trees (which ...

Red Maples account for 10% of the trees, Eastern Redcedar 9%, Norway Maple 9%, Northern Red Oak 7%, Arborvitae 7%, Eastern White Pine 5%, White Oak 4%, Black Cherry 3%, and Pin Oak 3%, while other ...

The Eastern hemlock is the Pennsylvania state tree and plays a vital role in the health of cold-water streams with native brook trout populations, but like many trees throughout the state, it is under ...

The tree is primarily threatened by an introduced fungal pathogen known as white pine blister rust ... The loss of whitebark pine, along with the earlier disappearance of the American chestnut from ...

Native trees are integral to the local ecosystem and have evolved to thrive in our climate. Popular species include Red Maple, Sugar Maple, Eastern White Pine, Paper Birch, Serviceberry ...