Some plants can be dangerous to humans and non-human animals alike, especially small children and pets. Here's why you should ...

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Willow bark has similar properties to aspirin and has been used historically for pain relief. It’s available as a supplement in various forms, but it isn’t regulated. The research on its ...

Although the bark is thin it is sufficiently fire resistant ... wood that could ignite in a wildfire situation. The leaves of serviceberry are moist too, which is another plus when ticking the ...

Growing trees with vibrant fall colors is one way to do this, adding interest to your yard despite the change in seasons.

The serviceberry is especially well suited to Minneaoplis because of its exceptional ... It is easy to damage a root ball, and DIYers can easily tear off bark. If the project is large and important, ...

She said Native Americans have made use of chokecherries to treat diarrhea, as well as using the bark as an insecticide. Western serviceberry is a member of the rose family, which also includes ...

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry is one of the most popular plants in gardens throughout the South and Midwest. When fully maturing, it can reach the height of up to 25 feet. The showy white flowers, ...

Dogs, in a way, are "multilingual"; humans who speak different languages have come up with different ways to represent the sounds dogs make. So if you talk about how dogs say "woof" in a non ...

A dense, erect, suckering shrub producing upright sprays of small, white, star-shaped flowers in late spring, followed by edible blue-black berries. The foliage is an attractive mid-green and may turn ...

Historically, Native Americans used the bark and resin for food and medicinal purposes ... Despite their names, the Saskatoon serviceberry and the Canada red select chokecherry are Colorado native ...