The Cool Down on MSN3d
Homeowner gets creative with noise-blocking landscaping alongside busy highway: 'It will grow anywhere and handle the harshest of conditions'Fellow homeowners have shared the effectiveness of using similar methods to reduce noise. Homeowner gets creative with ...
Credit: Mark Sherwood. The analysis of a 3,775-year-old stump revealed that this wood, from an Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana), had lost very little carbon, proving the effectiveness of ...
Chip Chick on MSN22d
A Nearly 4,000-Year-Old Piece Of Driftwood Could Hold Clues For Fighting Climate ChangeAlmost 4,000 years ago, a log was buried in what is now Canada, effectively preserving most of its carbon content. The piece ...
House Digest on MSN6d
What Are Keystone Plants And Why Should You Consider Growing Them?Discover what keystone plants are and what role they play in our ecosystems. Learn which plants are considered keystones an ...
I don’t know what our future weather holds, but on a recent local weather report the meteorologist said that October is shaping up to be our driest one ever recorded. He also said that rainfall ...
For evergreen foliage, it's hard to beat the Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana) which, as you might guess from the Latin, is not a true cedar but actually a juniper.
Oklahoma State University research has identified a link between elevated tick populations and westward expansion of this ...
One of our native trees, Southern red cedar, Juniperus silicicola, is a wonderful evergreen tree that provides both berries (if it’s a female tree) and cover for birds to nest in. As a juvenile ...
If you’ve ever cut down an Eastern Red Cedar, dragged it into your house and decorated it for Christmas, only to find out it ...
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