Do artists and scientists see the same thing in the shape of trees? As a scientist who studies branching patterns in living ...

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Scientists have studied trees depicted in various works of art and found they follow relatively simple mathematical rules also found in branching patterns in nature.

While pumpkin spice products and Halloween candy just hit the shelves, a popular Central Florida holiday tradition is ...

You may have noticed purple paint on trees. No, it is not random graffiti. Here is what is really means and why you should keep a look out for it.

It's not unusual to see paint marks on trees in wooded areas and orange markings, specifically, indicate what landowners plan to do with such trees.

I was recently asked, "Why did people paint trees?" Maybe you remember painted trees, or have seen photos. People would "paint" tree trunks white, generally from the ground up to as far as a child ...

I find that people really tend to groove well with trees, water and mountain scenes when they're stoned, which is great for painting Colorado-esque scenes.

Some tree farms in Michigan sell Christmas trees of other colors than green. One expert said this has become more popular over the last several years.

Dimopoulos and a crew of volunteers began painting trees blue in the Denver Theatre District (from Speer Boulevard to 17th Street, between Lawrence and Stout streets) on April 18.