Unseasonably mild winter could be bad for allergy sufferers - Newsradio 620

Unseasonably mild winter could be bad for allergy sufferers Newsradio 620 But with the weather change, I've kind of noticed that it's been a lot harder to breathe and that I've been really congested so it's gotten a lot worse." You could almost call it Spring with no snow, growing tree buds and plants starting to poke above ... and more »

Tree Recovery Campaign - Alabama's13.com

Tree Recovery Campaign Alabama's13.com The two groups announced that they will be kicking off a campaign to help restore all the trees lost during last year's tornado. Thirty-thousand trees will be handed out to sixteen different communities in northern Alabama during the first phase of the ...

County to cut down 1000 trees at Mount Madonna County Park - San Jose Mercury News

County to cut down 1000 trees at Mount Madonna County Park San Jose Mercury News Last year, one falling tree hit a recreational vehicle in the park's Valley View 1 campsite, and another landed 20 yards from a tent where people were sleeping. Death, does not affect redwoods in the park. Nor does it appear to be affecting other types ... and more »

Let it Grow: Trees for a tight squeeze - Post-Bulletin

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Let it Grow: Trees for a tight squeeze Post-Bulletin My tree selections for this week include Showy Mountain Ash (native), Amur Maackia (non-native) and Serviceberry (native). These trees mature at approximately 20-30 feet in height and 20 feet in spread. All are adaptable to a variety of soil types.

Children get tasty treats and tree lore at maple sugaring program - Dailyrecord.com

Children get tasty treats and tree lore at maple sugaring program Dailyrecord.com Alex Holihan, 8, left, and Owen Kelly, 8, both of Morris Township, taste-test different types of maple syrup at the Great Swamp Education Center. Alex Lewis/Special to the Daily Record / unknown CHATHAM -- 01/22/2012 -- Kristen Pakonis gets help from a ... and more »