Piece together some heavy armor or be the first to build an important base contraption with this guide on how to find acorns ...

While it can sound daunting to propagate a tree, I've found it's actually quite straightforward. Just like it's possible to grow a tree from a branch, you can also grow an oak tree from an acorn.

Not much of an acorn tree, the chestnut tree produces few acorns, yet it’s still popular with wildlife. Preferring full sun and dry, well-draining soil, the chestnut oak grows in Zones 4 through 8.

Deer rubbing their antlers on the trunk can cause the same damage, so mount a fence at least 3 feet in diameter and 5 feet tall around the trunk. You can use three or four fence posts to reinforce ...

Standing alone, it clearly likes its spot a few hundred yards from the Missouri River. Since sprouting from a tiny acorn some time in the mid-1600s, the tree has reached gargantuan size, the ...

It’s a lucky acorn that falls in the yard of a gardener who will recognize, in this hardy survivor of a Chicago winter, its potential as a handsome native tree and help it grow tall and strong ...