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Trees

Above ground, trees and shrubs perform important environmental services by providing food and shelter to people and wildlife, oxygenating the air, and beautifying the landscape. Below ground, their roots open up critical passageways for the movement of air, moisture, and soil food web members.

10,768 Questions

How long does a elder tree live?

in most cases a elder tree hasn't lived past 100 years old

What are the uses of redwood viscometer?

it is used to cut your neck and do suicide if you want more answers go to stupid encyclopedia.com thanx for taking our suggestion and dyeing bye meet u in hell ofcourse i"ii go to hell you too huh?

Can baobab trees produce fruit?

It depends if you plant it or not.

Best time to move a Hawthorne bush?

Hawthorn bushes transplant best in spring. They grow very well just about anywhere as long as their roots find well-draining soil.

How long does the shagbark hickory lives for?

Normally a shag-bark hickory lives for around 60 years due to an element in the lining of the bark called metermorcus (MC2P1). This unique member of the periodic table is still a mystery to chemists and biologists but we do know it seems to be a fuel for the tree, when it runs out the bark and the branches rot.

Invasion of tree roots from adjacent property?

I have a similar question concerning tree roots.. but it's MY tree. The tree roots are coming up in the front yard and cracking the floor in the garage (under house) wondered if Homeowners would pay toward having it removed because it is damaging the house.

We've had eight gray tree frogs in our house over the last couple of weeks-Is it possible to have tree frog infestation?

The frogs in my pool at night keep me awake. They are so loud at night that I can't sleep in the room nearest the pool. They go away in the fall but they, and more, will be back in the summer. They are mulitiplying each year and this has been going on for about 4 years now. I don't know how to get rid of them. I find tree frogs in my house and around the pool but a different type of frog I find swimming in the pool. I had a tree frog in my house but I had just bought a butterfly net for my grandchild but I found it is perfect for catching frogs. The answer to your question about can you have tree frog infestation.....YES!!

How do you grow parlor palms from seed?

Firstly:

Soak for 2 days in a plastic container in a warm spot

After soaking place seeds in shallow holes in the soil using fingers

Keep the soil at 20 C max for full germination in a propagation greenhouse or on a light, warm windowsill.

Good luck!

How do you treat junipers that have blight?

Blight is a fungal infection that can look similar to some other symptoms, check for small black fruiting bodies on the recently killed leaves and stems.

When dry you can prune the infected growth back about 2inches into live wood, being careful to sterilize your clippers after each cut and destroying all the cuttings.

There are fungicides that can be used but some are restricted use and they may not be available for use in your area.

The blight is encouraged by poor ventilation, high moisture content or existing plant wounds.

Oil obtained from the Australian gum tree?

Eucalyptus oil is obtained from Australian gum trees.

When do you prune juniper bushes?

Best to prune outdoor juniper bushes in early spring(March or April in the northeast US) to allow ample time for regrowth before winter sets in. If you prune too close to winter, there's not enough time for the regrowth to occur and the bush could be damaged.

What is a thicket?

A Thicket is a dense growth of small shrubs or trees.

What wood turns dark green after it dies?

The boxwood tree turns dark green after it dies. It is the only species of tree that turns that color after its life has ended.

How do you save a tree with the full ring of the bark removed?

You don't. Actually, it is possible to save a girdledtree, but action has to be taken very quickly - though success is not guaranteed.

I went to an Ag school that had an infamous "Ginkgo Lane". Most of the trees were female and produced very smelly berries. Freshman were made to walk down Ginkgo Lane while crossing from one side of campus to the other. One year, someone girdled the trees. The trees were saved by grafting - taking strips of bark and creating bark bridges across the gap. I don't know the exact method, but the school had excellent Horticulture and Ornamental Horticulture departments. See Related Links. Lets get real here. It is possible to bridge graft a ringed tree but it is not practical for the amateur,if it is a mature tree the recovery time will be long. If it is a young tree it would be quicker to replant. This it the trouble with too much theory. The University of Life reigns supreme.