While Massachusetts has plenty of fantastic trees to look at this time of year, many of the state's trees are full of history ...

Fruit trees can be one of the most rewarding additions to your garden. A well-cared-for, mature apple tree can yield between ...

In approximately 1630, as his children watched on, Endicott planted one of the first fruit trees to be cultivated by European settlers in America: a pear sapling imported from across the Atlantic.

They were still pretty small.” Regardless of the wisdom in clear-cutting the South Street pear trees, the incident has galvanized a group of Endicott residents to ensure citizens have a ...

The Village of Endicott has replaced one of its community staples - the village tree. The original tree, located within the Endicott Veterans Memorial Park, was part of the community for many ...

The famous Endicott Pear Tree in Danvers, believed to be the oldest living cultivated fruit tree in North America, was likely brought to Salem from England on the Arbella in 1630.

General/North Shore health facility on Endicott Street that will loop in front of the Endicott Pear Tree, allowing some viewing pleasure. The 20-foot path does not go by the tree, which braved the ...

In the 1630s, a pear tree went into the ground in Massachusetts. It was planted, the story goes, by John Endicott, the Puritan governor of the state. By 1852, it was already being heralded as ...