But a new study has found that animals New Zealanders have traditionally known as pests eat a lot of conifer seeds. Scion invasion ecologist Tom Carlin told Checkpoint the results of the study ...

3. Cold storage in wet sand increased the germination seeds of Pinus Strobus by 32 per cent, of Cupressus macrocarpa by 31 per cent. Delayed germination of conifer seeds, more especially those of ...

Agriculture specialists discovered rare spore-spreading seed bugs at Detroit Metro Airport amid undeclared cypress cones ...

These half-inch long, invasive Orsillus maculatus, a spore-spreading seed bug, were found inside undeclared cypress cones at ...

There are six “crossbill” species and only two breed in the Adirondacks, the red crossbill being one. Find them with these tips.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Colonel William F. Fox Memorial Saratoga Tree Nursery’s annual ...

Plants fall into four categories: With seeds or without seeds; flowering plants, conifers, ferns and mosses. Ivy: Four categories? So does that mean I have to do eenie-meenie-mini-mo? Posey ...

These two groups can be split into many smaller ones. Plants that make seeds are either flowering plants or conifer trees. Plants that don't make seeds are either ferns or mosses. feed grow ...

The Japanese Yew Pine is a tidy and sustainable small- to medium-sized evergreen conifer that does quite well in Santa ...