Spring has sprung! Immerse yourself in the beauty of the season by learning to identify some of the most common and lovely ...

KSHB 41 News anchor Caitlin Knute is interested in hearing from you. Send her an e-mail. Where do you fall in the debate over the Bradford pear? Do you love it for the beautiful, white flowers that ...

NOW, WE COULD STILL FEEL THE IMPACTS DUE TO RIPPLE EFFECTS FROM OTHER AIRPORTS. THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION IS TEAMING UP WITH OTHER PARTNERS TO GIVE OUT FREE NATIVE TREES THIS SPRING.

Originally promoted for landscaping, they cross-pollinate and create thorny thickets that harm native ecosystems. The trees offer minimal ecological benefits and can be a safety risk due to their ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – There will be three Callery pear buybacks in Kansas in May, the Kansas Forest Service announced. The events will be Tuesday, May 12, in Wichita; Wednesday, May 13, in Ellsworth; ...

Reno's least favorite tree, the Bradford pear, is back in full bloom. The City of Reno's Urban Forestry Commission cares for 2,137 Bradford pear trees. That makes it the most common publicly ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Invasive Plant Council (MoIP) will host a Callery pear “buyback” program at 23 locations across the state on April 21. Missourians who register with a photo of a ...

Invasive callery pear trees, once a frequent favorite of landscapers and homeowners, are now illegal to plant in Ohio. Callery pear trees are really easy to spot in the spring — their white, stinky ...

Flowers and trees are starting to bloom across Ohio, but not all things in bloom are a good thing.The Callery pear tree is starting to bloom across the state and is easy to spot along about any local ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Bradford pears are known for their white flowers and rotten smell. The tree is an invasive species in North Carolina. A bounty ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Missouri residents who cut down invasive Callery pear trees on their property can receive a free native tree through a statewide buyback program this spring. The Missouri Department ...

It's that time of year when winter gradually loosens its grip and spring gains more control of our weather. Bugs and birds return. The sun is out later. And there's a smell of rotten fish in the air..