QUESTION: The beautiful yellow tabebuia trees have finished flowering and long seed pods are being produced. How do I use them to grow a few more trees? ANSWER: Tabebuias gave a gradiose ...

The bin is on the west side of the building by the garage door. The district’s website offers further helpful tips for seed pod collection. Interested persons may also contact Amy Roskilly ...

This native tree, to floodplains of Ohio and ... of one of her trees in bloom this year. It is a beauty. Some say the tree can be messy with the falling flowers and seed pods in the fall.

As bad as the leaf drop looks, crape myrtle trees tolerate it well, and there are no long-term health issues ... on the crape myrtle trees now are seed pods, not unopened flower buds.

Bob Lang of Portage Parks holds a burr, leaf, and seed pod ... oak trees. Oak Wilt is a condition that affects red oak and pin oak trees and has been found in the city. But it’s only one of the ...

OHIO, USA — The Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative ... and dropping off mature common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) seed pods at collection stations around the state. The collected seeds will ...

Each summer, Dana Helfer of Tucson collects the long ... trees," he said. If you're patient, Lancaster noted that mesquites also germinate readily from seed. After extracting the seed from the pod ...

simply collect the milkweed seed pods and drop them off at Richland Soil and Water Conservation District. Richland SWCD partners with the Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative and residents to ...

In India, where the plant originated in the Himalayan foothills, the trees also are grown for their long seed pods, the “drumsticks” that give it the common name drumstick tree. You can eat ...