The Learning Center
Many farmers use wood chips as bedding for their livestock, but did you know that some tree species are highly toxic to your animals? Let's dive into the 7 species to avoid, and which alternatives are a safer option.
The Colorado blue spruce is a medium-to-large evergreen conifer that typically reaches 30–60 feet tall in cultivation, and up to 75–100 feet in the wild. Its most distinguishing feature is its stiff, sharp needles that range in color from silvery blue to powdery steel-blue.
When most people think about supporting pollinators, they picture bright summer flowers and buzzing gardens. But the truth is this: bees need help long before spring arrives. Winter is one of the most critical periods for their survival, yet also the most overlooked.
The Chinese cedar (Toona sinensis) is a vibrant, multi-purpose tree celebrated for its striking pink spring foliage, edible shoots, and deep cultural roots in East Asia.
