If you're spending time outdoors in Louisiana, it's a good idea to know which plants may cause allergic reactions. More about these 9 poisonous plants ...

These 10 underrated towns offer budget-friendly living and excellent healthcare access! Bastrop greets visitors with its impressive historic courthouse standing proudly in the town square. The ...

Covington sits pretty on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain, offering the perfect mix of small-town feel with plenty to do ...

The discovery recently of what might be Florida’s tallest live oak tree near a hiking ... There are a lot of trees in the forests despite the best efforts of Florida land developers.

🌳 A heavenly shade: The Angel Oak tree on Johns Island in Charleston, South Carolina, is between 300 and 400 years old. With a more than 25-foot circumference around the trunk, the Angel Oak is ...

THEY’RE TYPICALLY AROUND YOUR LIVE OAK TREES TRYING ... in the spring in Louisiana due to their spines that are covered in venom. The caterpillars often fall from trees, and if they land on ...

On a foggy Saturday morning, Saturday, March 1, in Bungalow Heaven’s McDonald Park, a historic coast live oak ... trees”, and has been planting trees in Pasadena since the 1990s. “The single ...

In the annals of military history, "Old Ironsides," the USS Constitution, took its nickname from the strength of its live oak hull, famous for repelling British cannonballs. Uses for oak tree wood ...

They will grow and look their best when they are in the center of a large open area, away from power lines. Many developers and homeowners prefer to plant live oak trees, but other oak species ...

But thankfully, the winter precipitation that is unusual for the Gulf Coast likely did not affect New Orleans' plants and wildlife, experts say, from stately live oak trees to pesky mosquitoes.

That doesn’t mean every space can handle a live oak. As the tree matures, its long, low branches need room to sprawl. The best oak for your situation depends on your ability to care for it ...

Arguably, one of the Lowcountry’s most iconic landmarks is the Angel Oak tree on Johns Island. The site, which attracts nearly 400,000 visitors each year, will be undergoing significant changes ...