The American beech tree is typically used in landscaping. This shade tree has a vast crown that is appealing to many homeowners. The tree is also used for its wood, which makes great furniture ...

These bears will climb up the trees and create nest-like twig formations in the branches by shoving sticks underneath themselves to support their weight while consuming large amounts of beech-nuts.

“It was a notable tree, and it was a sad day when we had to take it down.” Now, Love and Holloway are planning to return some of the wood to the space where the beech stood. They hope to make a bench ...

The state has found beech ... wood between forests, according to Keleher. Infected leaves can develop dark patches or stripes, and often will curl up. The infection causes the tree's leaves ...

But sadly, the stately beech tree that has stood at the corner of Court ... They also plan to preserve some of the wood and turn it into artwork in memory of the beech, she said.

A new study found differences at the cellular level of leaves from infected Beech trees -- variations that may account for tree mortality. Beech trees provide food for animals, timber for wood ...

The wood appears similar to our native and European beech, except for the absence of ... grow mainly in Chile and Argentina. The trees are often 130 feet tall and three feet or larger in diameter.

A section of Stebbins Gulch and Bole Woods at Holden Arboretum were recently added to the national Old-Growth Forest Network.

The Hungry Beech Preserve has a wide range of ... Fungi that aid in the decomposition of dead wood cling to the bark of a fallen tree. (Photo by Art Smith) The Nature Conservancy protects more ...

Beech wood is a crucial part of the European timber ... quite simply, beautiful trees. Beech grow to around 80 feet tall, and their massive trunks are cast in a smooth gray bark, looking like ...

Connecticut's beech trees are dying from Beech Leaf Disease ... you have beech problems and the beech could maybe become your firewood supply, you know, look at trying to cultivate something ...