Kansans will need to be careful in the years ahead as a tree quarantine settles into place to curb the growth of a major ...

TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – While traveling around Kansas, you may have come across some purple paint on a fence post or a tree. This might look out of place to most people, but in the eyes of the law, it ...

For decades, the stately looking, white-flowered Bradford pear tree had a good reputation. One Topeka-area service organization celebrated Arbor Day in 2011 by planting a Bradford pear. But things ...

If you have a fresh-cut Christmas tree in your home, experts say you should get rid of it after about four weeks. Here’s why: ...

Give your real tree a second life for trails, erosion control, and habitat: recycling locations, times, and rules.

As Kansas Citians ring in the New Year, many are faced with the prickly task of getting rid of their Christmas trees. Luckily, cities around the metro have dropoff sites where holiday trees can be ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Support Kansas farmers this holiday season by buying a Christmas tree grown in Kansas. The Kansas Christmas Tree Growers Association consists of tree farmers across the state ...

That’s not your body odor that has you wrinkling your nose when you walk around Kansas City during the spring. As flowers and trees start to bloom with the temperatures rising, one invasive tree ...

Delp Christmas Tree Farm at 312 N U.S. Highway 281, St. John, Kansas is open for the season, and they have plenty of trees for sale despite what state reports might be saying otherwise about a ...

KCMO Recycling Center at Red Bridge Road: 5200 E. Red Bridge Road Intersection of U.S.71/I-49 and Red Bridge Road – Next to ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Most people can agree the worst part about Christmas is taking down the decorations, especially when you're not sure what to do with your tree. The answer is to recycle it, and ...

Although there might be a slight shortage of Christmas trees coming into the state, Kansas tree farms report their supplies of homegrown trees remains the same. Because of the increase in gas prices ...