2. Next, place your dice one above another on the tree’s trunk and trace around both. Be sure to leave plenty of space in between them! 3. Using your x-acto knife {or scissors} cut the holes out.

Hidden amongst mossy crags on an uninhabited outer-Hebridean island of Scotland ’s west coast, a rare example of a pure European crab apple tree species has been surviving, likely since the end ...

Nabil Ali, the artist-in-residence at Cambridge University 's Botanic Garden, has made ink from a clone of Newton's apple tree, which fell during Storm Eunice last year.

The last-known first-generation graft taken from the original McIntosh apple tree died this summer, but not before Ontario horticulturalists took a dozen cuttings in hopes of cloning the plant.