Roots and the underground jungle What happens to trees below ground is as interesting as what we see above the surface. Trees stand up because their roots anchor them.

A Los Angeles man is growing more than 250 fruit trees in his yard, including avocados, guava and cinnamon. His experiment yields advice for creating your own backyard orchard.

Sarah, the energetic Chinese owner, specializes in jungle treks and can organize any other trips you want. Drop by or call her at (86-691) 216-1957 to arrange an itinerary.

O f all the customary hazards of life in a big city, the threat of falling tree branches is not one. Yet on the warm afternoon of June 26, a limb snapped and plummeted 30 feet from a honey locust ...