In fall or winter, homeowners often discover young trees whose thin bark has been damaged by deer rub. Some trees may have patches where bark hangs in shreds, exposing the underlying wood; in others, ...

Tree bark is akin to armor for the living sentinels gracing your landscape, vital for shielding the trees' food- and water-transporting parts (xylem and phloem) and regenerative issues from injury, So ...

Healthy tree bark grows in different colors and is often a nice rich brown, but can also be gray or white. Natural tree colors vary but when your normally dark-colored bark starts to turn white, it ...