The giant loblolly pine tree that looms over my yard and the yards of the next door neighbor and the neighbor down the driveway, is a pine for the ages. Its four huge arms, each as big around as ...

Loblolly pine, Pinus taeda, being a conifer, produces its seeds in cones, which at maturity are about 4-5” long, dark brown, and rather prickly. This is a potentially tall tree, easily able to ...

NC State researchers with the Tree Improvement Program are looking to sample those needles and cones on loblolly pine trees, one of the most common pine trees in the state.

New models developed by University of Georgia researchers may help guide the fight against rust disease, according to a new study. The paper is published in the journal Forest Ecology and Management.

A fungal disease infecting pine forests in South Arkansas has had forest health experts on high alert. Here's what you need to know.

Loblolly pine seeds also traveled aboard Apollo 14 and were planted all around the country upon their return, including on the grounds of the White House. Some of these moon trees still survive.

Burdeaux is a musician and lives in North Park. In February 1988, in the front yard of a single-family home in Santa Ana, a soon-to-be dad planted a loblolly pine tree. His wife was in the yard ...

Loblolly pine trees aren't necessarily a threat to homes, experts say.

Commercial pine growers are welcome to register to an event where they can talk to forestry experts.

A dead tree rotting on the forest floor is just as vital to woodland habitat as a seed-bearing live one. As the loblolly pine decays, she will nourish the plants, foraging birds and fungi.