trees


  • Ask a Master Gardener: Tips for Planting Under Trees

    Ask a Master Gardener: Tips for Planting Under Trees

    Yes, it’s possible to grow plants under trees. Master Gardener Deborah Benoit shares some tips.

  • River Watch seeks volunteers to plant trees in Weybridge

    River Watch seeks volunteers to plant trees in Weybridge

    ACRWC is getting ready to plant trees and shrubs at a riparian site along Otter Creek in Weybridge and is eager to share the experience with volunteers.

  • Oh, Christmas trees!

    Oh, Christmas trees!

    Oh, Christmas Trees! Learn about this history of this festive tradition from a UVM Extension Master Gardener.

  • Ask A Master Gardener: Beautiful, beneficial oaks

    Ask A Master Gardener: Beautiful, beneficial oaks

    If you have a lot of space and are looking for trees that provide enjoyment for humans and tons of ecological benefits, consider planting a majestic oak.

  • Trees, glorious trees!

    Trees, glorious trees!

    Even the smallest yard can accommodate at least one or two glorious trees!

  • Silins honored for his dedication to Arbor Day

    Silins honored for his dedication to Arbor Day

    Neil Silins of Brandon has been awarded the Vermont Arbor Day award by the Vermont Urban and Community Forestry Program, which recognizes an individual who has made a…

  • Check your trees for signs of Asian Longhorn Beetle

    Check your trees for signs of Asian Longhorn Beetle

    When working in their sugarbush this winter, maple producers are encouraged to be on the lookout for signs of the Asian longhorned beetle.

  • Little city to remove ash trees

    The city of Vergennes hopes to land a grant that will help clear ash trees that are susceptible to being killed by an invasive species. 

  • The Outside Story: How trees prepare for Vermont winters

    The Outside Story: How trees prepare for Vermont winters

    Of all life’s synergies, I appreciate most the one between my propensity for domestic procrastination and my love of moving through the outdoors — countless adventures are born…

  • Rain and extreme weather dim foliage

    Rain and extreme weather dim foliage

    From a late spring frost to excessive rain this summer, Middlebury College Landscape Horticulturist Parsons said there’s several reasons why trees are looking duller this fall.