Originally a retailer's trick to gain more floor space for products, upside-down Christmas trees are catching on for home use. Dan Loughman is vice president of product development for Roman Inc ...

Six sugar maples grow in containers outside Storey Pu. ... So what happens to a right-side-up tree grown upside down and then, after a few years, set right side up again?

Today our story is called “The Upside-Down Tree.” NARRATOR: Before the break, the Great Spirit asked the animals to meet at sunrise, so they could each pick a tree, then plant it.

There's a new trend sweeping Christmas trees off their stumps and flipping them onto their heads. That's right: upside-down Christmas trees are now a trend, and a growing one at that! From swanky ...

There’s An “Upside-Down Tree” That Has Been Around For 200 Million Years And Can Live For Way More Than 1,000 Years. ... Adansonia grandidieri, grows to between 82-98 feet tall, ...

It’s tree-mendous. Hidden away in an archaeological park near Naples, Italy, a wild fig tree has been growing upside-down for decades. Its roots are embedded in the ceiling of an archway ...

The iconic, "upside-down" baobab tree first emerged on the island of Madagascar, new research into its tangled evolutionary history reveals. It's still not clear, however, how it jumped from ...

The upside-down tree has been part of the family for 16 years. Glocksen-Ruzicka says she was window shopping with her then-boyfriend, now husband, in Wisconsin when they spotted the unusual tree.