Decisions being made now about what trees to plant in place of dying ones will change how the city looks and feels.

One reader struggles with a dying Japanese Maple. Plus, the tip of the week. "What do you do when one half of your large Japanese maple dies and the other half looks healthy?" - Charles Grumpy ...

It is very common for Japanese maples to dry out in autumn, so gardeners are being asked to perform a simple two-minute task ...

Tulip trees offer year-round shade, beautiful flowers and stunning fall foliage. Consider growing this ornamental tree if it ...

Sap is the 'blood' of a tree, helping to move nutrients from the roots to the limbs. Some sap is not unusual, but excessive amounts may mean trouble. Learn what it means when you notice a lot of sap, ...

Grand firs are beginner-friendly once they've settled in, but germination rates from seeds are low, which are prone to ...

If you're looking to buy a tree for your garden, Alan Titchmarsh says one in particular is a perfect choice for gardens of ...

A spokesperson for the authority said: "Sadly, a number of mature maples in Victoria Park have succumbed to sooty bark ...

The nation's favourite gardening expert says that one tree will thrive in gardens big or small – and will be particularly ...

Could the boreal forest be less fragile than we think? Contrary to the predictions of models that forecast its rapid decline in favor of temperate maple forests, the ecological history of the boreal ...

This might be a little controversial, but it’s been on my mind for a while. I was recently sitting in my backyard with my ...