A new Florida law could have shifted responsibility for fallen trees—but lawmakers shelved it. Here’s what that means for ...

How to Read the Tree Leaves A little knowledge of botany can be helpful, even if you’re an amateur gardener. Here are a few things you should know about what happens in the fall.

Try to select leaves of about the same size and shape as a majority of the leaves on the tree. Make sure that the complete leaf is collected. Remember, simple leaves have only one blade or leaflet.

Torreya State Park (1 hour from Tallahassee) is the most famous place in Florida for seeing fall foliage. It’s located on the southernmost edge of the Appalachian mountain range, and it has the ...

"Ninety-nine times out of 100, if a tree goes, if it wipes out your neighbor's property, it's going to be considered an act of God,” Jeff Washeck, an arborist with Sun State Trees, told Orlando ...

Hurricane Milton made landfall on Siesta Key on the Florida Gulf Coast on Wednesday night as a major Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph winds as the state endured an assault of at least 19 tornadoes… ...

This was the the most lychee I've seen on the trees in almost 20 years. This winter was cool like it used to be.' ...

But the leaves of Florida maple, sweetgum, crape myrtles, blackgums, correl and cypress trees all change colors, with general peak times in mid-to late November.Most of the fall colors can be ...

transcript. Shooting at Florida State University Leaves 2 Dead and 6 Injured Students evacuated after an active shooter opened fire near the university’s student union building on Thursday.

We're not on the Farmers' Almanac's "Top Destinations for Viewing Fall Leaves" list at all. But Florida maple, sweetgum, crape myrtles, blackgums, correl and cypress trees all change their leaf ...

It prefers sandy, acidic soil (6-6.8 pH) and can also vary widely in its density, growth habit and leaf shape. In North Florida, avocado trees that can tolerate our cold winter temperatures can ...

A new look at decades of data from museum collections and surveys of leaf-litter ants in Florida reveals a steady decline in native ants and simultaneous increase in nonnative ants – even in ...