Gardening Stumped over what to do about a tree stump: Gardening Q&A with George Weigel Updated: Jul. 06, 2015, 2:00 p.m. | Published: Jul. 06, 2015, 1:00 p.m.

Instead of buying an expensive bird bath, why not DIY one? If you have an old tree stump in the yard, you have a free ...

Aquatic life, especially fish, cannot tolerate copper sulfate either. So, using it on stumps near lakes, wetlands, ponds, or any other water source can severely damage the environment.

There are several options for removing a tree stump from your yard that vary in cost, amount of physical labor, time, and degree of skill when it comes to operating heavy machinery. 1. Stump Grinder ...

But a leafless stump needs another way to circulate water. To figure out how it was surviving, Dr. Leuzinger and Dr. Bader measured water moving in the stump as well as in a neighboring tree.

The tree stumps are more visible now because Duke Energy lowered the water levels last year when it started construction on the dam, specifically to install a new spill gate.

How the stump keeps water flowing is still a mystery. “The vessels in a tree aren’t built for this,” Leuzinger says. “They’re one-directional. Water goes from the roots to the crown.

A tree stump in New Zealand is very much alive, thanks to an interconnected root system that benefits both the stump and its neighboring trees. Scientists say this unusual symbiotic arrangement ...

When done right, the stump will die within two to three months. Here’s a fun tree fact to keep in mind going forward: Pale wood typically still has life left, while dark and brittle wood is dead.

Officials with the Lake Charles State Park told Region 8 News Friday boaters need to be careful on waterways across the state as the temperatures start to rise. According to the Arkansas Game and ...

ALIVING STUMP sounds like something out of a horror movie. In fact, it is not unusual for a tree, deprived of its trunk and foliage by lightning, disease or a lumberjack, but still possessed of ...