The Garden Club of Palm Beach was joined by 10 students ... nicknamed the "tourist tree" because of its peeling, copper bark. The gumbo limbo is also called the "tourist tree" because the resinous ...

The Garden Club of Palm Beach was joined by 10 students ... nicknamed the "tourist tree" because of its peeling, copper bark. "The gumbo limbo is a native tree, that's why the garden club choose ...

Serbian filmmaker Stefan Djordjevic's marvelous debut 'Wind, Talk to Me' weaves fact, fiction and memory into a ...

The home ignites, becoming the fire’s fuel. Soon, it puts off radiant heat that can ignite the exterior of the home next door, which then allows fire to penetrate to the neighbor’s carpets, furniture ...

The beetles, which measured four to five inches long, can "pose a significant threat to our vital agriculture resources." ...

Davies said in the release. “Beetles can become a serious pest by eating plants, leaves, and roots and by laying eggs on tree bark which damages our forests.” Need a break? Play the USA TODAY ...

Gumbo limbo (Bursera simaruba) makes a wonderful specimen tree in South Florida. Fast-growing, salt, drought, and wind-tolerant, it is recognized for its spectacular coppery cinnamon to bronze colored ...

More architects are using biophilic design — the idea of integrating nature into design to enhance our connection to nature.

Some embers race away on the wind and find their way into vulnerable nooks and crannies in a home, such as open vents, palm tree bark or a broom left on the front porch. The home ignites ...