1. When trees blew over in high winds, the primary reason was from root damage, root decay or saturated soils. If you picture the tree as a wine glass, the root flare is the base of the wine glass.

Utility crews continued to work restoring power Monday morning after Friday's storm of high winds knocked out power and blew over trees in the metro Louisville area. LG&E spokesperson Liz Pratt ...

In a storm, if the leaves are too tightly packed, they essential work like a sail on a boat. "Something is going to give and it's usually the tree," Gallagher said.

The first major storm of the season hit Minnesota and Wisconsin on Monday, bringing hail, high winds and tornadoes. That type of weather can wreak havoc on trees. So how should you properly assess ...

David Boswell with Ross Tree Company said the heavy, wet snow is indicative of a typical spring Colorado storm, and the timing is unfortunate for trees that haven’t lost their leaves.

Hurricane Irma left behind much damage in Naples but also revealed abundant horticulture information about the strongest tree species. The team counted 4034 trees after the storm of which only 15% ...

Purdue Landscape Report: April showers bring May Flowers. Many of us were taught this little rhyme to describe the weather of Spring. April has arrived along with the beginning of the Spring storm ...