ANDERSON, Texas (KBTX) - A popular tree in front of the Fanthorp Inn State Historic Site in Grimes County was damaged by the strong winds of Tropical Storm Beryl. The 120-year-old cedar elm tree that ...

Damaged lawn is possibly a victim of chinch bugs. Dear Neil: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We have put down corn gluten meal in September ...

DEAR NEIL: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We have put down corn gluten meal in September to stop the germination, but millions have come up ...

An allergy Alert has been issued for cedar and elm tree pollen. This is an extreme exposure situation, according to the board-certified allergists at the Oklahoma Allergy and Asthma Clinic. Severe ...

Dear Neil: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We have put down corn gluten meal in September to stop the germination, but millions have come up ...

Q: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We put down corn gluten meal in September to stop the germination, but millions have come up in the ...

Elms are a big part of the Texas landscape in both rural and urban areas, but drought is exacerbating instances of native elm wilt statewide, according to Texas A&M AgriLife experts. These experts are ...

Howard Garrett / Special Contributor Here are some of the most popular types of trees in North Texas — and some facts you may not know about them. Being buried too deep in the ground is what they hate ...

A child is in critical condition after part of a tree fell on a group at the San Antonio Zoo Wednesday afternoon. The incident happened around noon, local media reports say. Six others were injured ...

Nestled in and around the decaying stump of a Cedar Elm tree at the Zilker Botanical Garden is an unusual sight: Butterscotch-colored, leathery stars bursting forth from a blanket of dead leaves.

Dutch elm disease has been present in the United States since the 1920s, when it began its rapid spread across elm populations, killing most American elms. Every year the disease continues to spread ...