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Collect and Plant an Acorn Today - Grow an Oak Tree for the FutureBeginning in late August and continuing through December - right now - various species of oak acorns are maturing and ripening for collection. Ripening dates vary from year to year and from state to state by as much as three to four weeks, making it difficult to use actual dates to determine ma... |
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Alabama Forestry Association Fights Tougher Tree Theft LawsA representative organization of timber owners and forest industry is opposing tougher laws on timber theft and wood buyer record keeping. The Alabama Forestry Association claims that record keeping will be too expensive for the wood buyer, that the Alabama Forestry Commission has no authority t... |
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Money Making Mulch - A Pine Straw InterviewDon McClain is a farm equipment dealer and expert in harvesting pine straw. He lives in west Georgia and has been in farm equipment sales for over 30 years, mostly in hay harvesting equipment. Don owns Agriquip, Inc., a company set up to import and distribute quality baling tools. Don McClain i... |
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Introduction to Norway SpruceNorway spruce can grow 80 to 100 feet tall and spread 25 to 40 feet in North America, though some cultivars are shrub like. It is the official Christmas tree displayed each Christmas at Rockefeller Center in New York City. Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree - The Unofficial National Holiday T... |
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Noble Fir - Christmas Tree of the Pacific NorthwestNoble fir or Abies procera is commonly called red fir or white fir. This true fir is impressive and limited to the Cascade Range and Coast Ranges of the Pacific Northwest. Noble fir attains the largest dimensions of any of the true fir species. Noble fir is considered an excellent Christmas... |
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Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree - Our Unofficial National TreeRockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony - December 2, 2009 from 7-9 p.m. - On NBC Television While not officially a National Christmas Tree, New York City's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is the biggest, brightest, most famous Christmas tree on our planet. It's lighting is an... |
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