The Ailanthus is also known as the Chinese sumac (because it looks like a sumac) and Tree of Heaven -- but there's nothing heavenly about this rapidly growing, unbearably stinky tree that's ...

But OP pointed out that a tree of heaven can crack sidewalks, so gravel won't stop it. Another said they could use "sumac as a barrier to stop [the] tree of heaven from advancing." But OP said the ...

But OP pointed out that a tree of heaven can crack sidewalks, so gravel won't stop it. Another said they could use "sumac as a barrier to stop [the] tree of heaven from advancing." But OP said the ...

Chef Julia Hattingh’s tiny Table D’Hote concept restaurant is one of the most popular in the country, and deservedly so. It’s a quaint venue, in a fairly unprepossessing suburb some 10 minutes from ...

While its favorite plant host in its native habitat is the Chinese sumac or the tree of heaven, the lanternfly is known as a generalist. It likes to feed on the sap of more than 70 plant species, ...

Enjoy bowls of creamy hummus and freshly baked pitta poolside, or head indoors for a shaded lunch of fresh fattoush salads, addictive tamarind chicken and grilled sumac king prawns ... was a match ...

The trees are preferred hosts for an invasive species first reported in the state in 2014. They've since infested some areas.

The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is using herbicide to kill tree of heaven trees to combat the spread of spotted lanternflies. The invasive insects threaten the regional grape industry.

Neighbors in a Pasadena community have for months spoken out about the fate of a beloved oak tree. On Saturday, they rallied ...