Uncover the history of San Francisco's oldest living woody plant, a 120-year-old Australian tea tree. We'll explore the debate over whether it should be classified as a tree or shrub, highlighting its unique characteristics and historical significance. Learn about the fascinating life of this ancient plant and its role in the city's botanical heritage.

Discover the landscaping genius of William Hammond Hall, the visionary behind San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. We'll delve into Hall's innovative designs, focusing on the strategic placement of cypress and tea trees that continue to enhance the park's beauty and ecological balance. Learn how Hall's work has left a lasting impact on urban green spaces, promoting sustainability and aesthetic appeal.

Explore San Francisco's urban forest and the legacy of Mary Ellen Pleasant, a visionary who transformed the city's landscape with landmark trees. We'll look into the historical and ecological significance of these trees, emphasizing their role in enhancing biodiversity and community heritage. Learn about Pleasant's contributions and the ongoing efforts to preserve these natural monuments.

Experiencing the magnificent autumn season seems to be on hold until next year, but here are a few suggestions you may possibly enjoy now but are a definite must see for the Fall of 2021.

Big Lonely Doug: Canada’s 2nd Largest Douglas-Fir 

If you ever take a trip up to British Columbia, you have to stop and see Big Lonely Doug .

This is Canada’s second largest douglas-fir, and it is a massive tree that looks almost unnatural...

Every day, our collective understanding of trees improves. In addition to learning more about the behind-the-scenes world of trees, we learn new ways to battle pests and control the spread of invasive species. Today, we wanted to share a few...