A mysterious new disease called beech leaf disease, or BLD, is rapidly killing beech trees across New York State. BLD affects all species of beech trees, including American and European cultivars ...

The leaf petioles—the ... In North America, most cherry trees are found along the West Coast, in California, Oregon, and Washington, though they also grow in New York, Wisconsin, and other ...

What is it exactly that gives the foliage of deciduous trees the signal ... Image A fern-leaf maple (Acer japonicum Aconitifolium) in its fall glory at the New York Botanical Garden, with hot ...

The weather is cooling, the heaters are rattling across the city and the trees ... New York City is just getting started. Experts said the Big Apple is one to two weeks away from peak leaf peeping ...

However, according to New York State Department of Environmental ... The best way to identify if a beech tree is affected by Beech Leaf Disease, according to Moskalee, is to see if it has a ...

The nematode worms feed on beech leaves and buds. The new beech leaf disease adds to the woes of beech trees in New York state, which have already been threatened by beech bark disease ...

which are common in New York State. Tom Anderson, District Manager for Davey Tree Expert Company, explains. "The first thing you're going to notice with Beech Leaf Disease is the striping or the ...

Some parts of New York State are already past ... Leading to a brighter leaf color! Also, light winds help to keep the leaves on the trees longer. Now let's get to the fun facts!

We're approaching a favorite time of year for many New ... leaf peeping and fall foliage. Areas of upper New England will start to see peak fall foliage in late September. Upstate New York should ...

NEW YORK -- In a densely packed city ... nature habitats in the city around these tree beds," Maniace said. Trees from green ash to purple leaf plum are found in Queens, which boasts more mapped ...