General Hospital's Willow has never been happier — and we have never been more disgusted. Soaps' Most Delusional Character certainly won't be happy forever. In fact, perhaps she'll be crying in her ...

Turning Raw Wood Into Something Extraordinary! See how Andy Philip turns simple wood blanks into breathtaking handcrafted pieces. 'Big beautiful bill' could be 'most consequential piece of ...

Industry representatives say trees are dying from heat stress and there is an increased risk of disease. Representatives of one of Australia's largest forestry regions say prolonged drought ...

oleifera and an average of 9.2 nearby trees dying. Gola and his team also used a drone to create 3D models of the treetops, which showed that D. oleifera trees were on average about 13 feet taller ...

Michelle Williams has revealed that the real-life story behind Disney+'s Dying For Sex moved her to ... then similarly found myself on the floor, weeping, and I listened to it for a second time ...

A once-lush lagoon on Magnetic Island is now fast becoming a soggy graveyard of dying trees – and experts say the worst could be yet to come. Find out why. Within Horseshoe Bay Lagoon is a ...

A brewery has withdrawn its application to fell a tree following public opposition. Marston's had sought permission to remove a weeping willow tree in Stoke Bruerne, near Northampton, citing ...

Residents have raised concerns after a once-majestic weeping willow tree was cut back near a busy footpath. The weeping willow of North Lake adjacent to South Hill Park was pruned at the start of ...

Trees play a major role in your life, from your morning walks to shading your house from the sun. Unfortunately, warming temperatures, wildfires, insects, and disease are wiping trees out faster than ...

A weeping cherry tree, which is said to be 600 years old, is blooming at a temple northwest of Tokyo. There are about 30 weeping trees at the Seiunji temple in the city of Chichibu, Saitama ...

Evan Gora / Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies Getting struck by lightning might not sound like a very wise idea to us, but for one tropical tree species, an occasional zap is a good thing.

she planted a weeping willow tree. “His friends used to come round and take buckets of oatmeal and water to feed it and it’s now huge,” she says. "It’s a lovely spot to sit in. Daniel will ...