Bizarre palm trees get planted, an airport is failing, a rich stranger offers champagne and prime rib, and a DEA agent goes ...

If passed by Toledo City Council, the program will pull $65,000 from the capital improvement fund to repair 30 city sidewalks damaged by tree roots.

However, this tropical beauty is becoming less common in the wild and is more often produced as an indoor tree, where stifling its roots limits the plants’ height to around 10 feet. The majesty palm ...

Today, we’ll focus specifically on palms that are members of this family that have a tree-like form. Palms grow in tropical ... We think of Alabama as a very warm state, but most species of palm that ...

When the work was done, Olive & Palm was born. Inspired by Psalm 52:8, Greene draws strength from her faith as she embarks on this new chapter: “But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God.

and pulling straight from the aquifer can put it out of reach of even the deepest palm tree roots. “As long as people keep pumping groundwater with solar, they think there’s no problem ...

as well as big events such as the Delray Affair and the 100-foot Christmas Tree Lighting, began drawing people back to the downtown — in droves. By 2013, Old School Square was hosting 1,500 ...

Olive & Palm Salon, owned by Abilene native Breckyn Greene, will have a grand opening from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 31 at 1213 NW 3rd St., the former home of Mr. K’s Express and before that, a ...

They may have been grown in a container too long leading to tons of those deadly circling roots just inside the container. The nursery owner can’t unpot every tree in the place, so look for ...

A man hailing from a village near Pollachi in Coimbatore district got stuck atop a palm tree for around two hours on Monday, before being rescued by the Fire and Rescue Services personnel.

Frank’s tree will continue to grow beyond its new roots at Stockton. All of the seed pods growing on the tree will be harvested and sent back to the nursery in Indiana, where they will grow them ...