Forestry US

A Photo Gallery of Flowering Dogwood Blooms in Spring

How to Manage and ID Fringetree or Old-man's-beard

Saucer Magnolia | Japanese Magnolia | Tulip Tree

Southern magnolia or Magnolia grandiflora: national register of big trees jones county mississippi magnolia images vt dendrology milky way farm

Persimmon Bark

Five points to remember when preparing your Federal income tax if you have a timber account.

Common Trees of the Eastern United States - The Tree Illustrations of Charles Sprague Sargent

An index of common tree diseases taken from the Forest Insect and Disease Leaflet (FIDL) Series, USDA Forest Service

Dormant Tree Identification Gallery - Photos of Dormant Winter Tree Markers

An index of common harmful tree insects taken from the Forest Insect and Disease Leaflet (FIDL) Series, USDA Forest Service

Tree Leaf Silhouette - Identify a Tree by Leaf Silhouette

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

Some trees are the most massive living things and certainly the largest plants on earth. Several tree species also live longer than any other terrestrial organism.

How to plant bare-root seedlings with dibble bar and hoe.

Foresters use annual tree ring counts on large tracks of forests to determine the age of a stand of trees, how fast the trees are growing and to calculate site index. If the tree's health is in doubt, a forester or arborist can use annual tree rings to tell if there is internal damage. The cores, if done correctly, can even be used for chemical studies in commercial labs to determine suitability of the trees for different purposes.

Woodpecker and Sapsucker Tree Problems - How to Control Woodpecker Damage

Review of Timber Buyers Network - Tools for Running Tree and Lumber Calculations for loggers, foresters and woodworkers.

The five best handheld Global Positioning System GPS receivers for forestry and other outdoor use.

How to visually recognize and name common dormant tree species mainly in Eastern North America by using tree twigs and a tree twig key.

The Florida mangrove forests and swamps comprise an ecosystem of the coasts of the Florida peninsula, including the Florida Keys.