I should have known someone would want to know how to tell the gender of a female box elder tree: Hey, Answer Man! I was traveling south on U.S. 52 today and I noticed there's no longer an Apache ...

The tree's crown spread is 25 to 45 feet, and the crown is typically broad and ragged or disheveled. For this reason—and its proneness to breakage—it's not recommended to plant one in your yard.

In this edition of ID That Tree, Purdue extension forester Lenny Farlee helps you identify American elderberry, a native shrub found in wetland areas and other areas with good-quality moist soils.

Boxelder tree identification Boxelder trees are native to Colorado and many other states. They are fast growers, rounded to irregular shaped, growing up to 50 feet tall.

Learn to identify and eliminate these common pests. Skip to main content . Home ; ... The boxelder bug is a relatively harmless insect that’s named after its main food source — the box elder tree.

The first step of your syrup making journey, will be to properly identify a boxelder tree which can often times be mistaken for other trees like green ash, balsam poplar, or Siberian elm.

If you are looking for a tree to bring life to your yard and food to your table, then try planting an elderberry. If you have questions, call the AgriLife office in Odessa at 498-4071 or in ...

If you are looking for a tree to bring life to your yard and food to your table, then try planting an elderberry. If you have questions, call the AgriLife office in Odessa at 432-498-4071 or in ...