The thought that such a small creature could feel safe enough in our presence to raise its young is heartwarming, indeed — ...

Are your trees dropping leaves now, in the middle of summer? Here's why Paul Cappiello Yew Dell Botanical Gardens 0:05 ...

A still sun glossed the dark green leaves of the yew tree and inked them again in gigantic shadow on the grass. In the fields beyond, grain was being harvested. Here in the churchyard was harvest ...

When you've always known deciduous trees to drop their leaves in winter, seeing one that hasn't can be unsettling. Here's why trees may hold onto their leaves.

KidsPost Ever wondered why trees ditch their leaves each fall? What looks like pretty scenery to us is a matter of deadly serious survival for trees.

Gen. He Weidong’s absence from a high-profile tree-planting event has fueled ongoing speculation that the vice chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission may have become the latest ...

Patient died after eating toxic yew leaves at mental health hospital Pontypool hospital staff knew Huw Erasmus, 34, had a ‘propensity’ to eat plants but failed to assess him after garden visit ...

Fall is a magical time of year when leaves change their color and trees are the stars of Mother Nature’s fashion show. But there’s a scientific explanation behind this transformation.

A coroner has warned against eating wild berries and leaves after a boy who ate some in a park collapsed and died. Benn Curran-Nicholls, 14, ingested yew tree berries, which contain poisonous ...

Leaves of Maire's Yew. All photos: KUMAR PAUDEL/GREENHOOD NEPAL The Himalayan mountains are known as a treasure trove of medicinal plants, many of which have not even been scientifically studied. But ...

The tree previously thought to be Europe’s oldest yew is in a cemetary in the village of Fortingall in Perthshire, Scotland. Modern expert estimates have put its age at up to 5,000 years old.

Different trees produce different pigments. Anthocyanins, for example, are present in purple and red leaves, like those of dogwoods, oaks, and some maple species.