Hot temperatures and low humidity can stress out Japanese maple trees, so here are some tips to keep them healthy and strong all summer long.

When the maple tree sap starts flowing, the French part of Canada dons checkered clothes and celebrates in sugar shacks. Ksenia Prints is a food writer, blogger, photographer and recipe developer ...

Scorched leaves have brown margins and may crinkle up or fall from the tree in mid to late summer. Japanese maple likes a slightly acidic, humus-rich soil with good drainage. It will not tolerate ...

The red maple occupies one of the largest eastern north-south ranges in North America—from Canada to the tip of Florida. The tree is very tolerant and grows in nearly any condition. These trees ...

The leaves of deciduous trees like maples hold more moisture than pine needles and are therefore less flammable. Prioritising them might be good both for big maple and for Canada’s forests.

Maple sap flows from a tree at Sugar Oak Farms on March 11 in Malta. Tariffs on Canada — the world’s leading maple producer — may put New York maple producers in a sticky situation ...

Canada's maple syrup reserve - the world's ... The cold temperatures help the maple tree absorb water from the soil, while the warmer weather during the day creates pressure that pushes water ...

Maple syrup, Canada's "liquid gold," is among the 10 most ... us control for other factors — like the environments maple trees grow in — that may affect the content of the syrups.

The small hole in the maple tree's trunk was welled with water, almost as if it was about to cry. But as the tap settled into the bark and Doug and Ruth Welch explained this sugary ritual doesn ...

While drinking tree sap ... is called maple water. Clear in colour, it contains just 2% natural sugars, so it is only slightly sweet. A small but growing number of producers in Canada are now ...