Cone-bearing plants' pollen is lightweight, blowing northward from South Texas and the Hill Country. Watch the trees change ...

Pine trees produce a tremendous amount of pollen from the male cones. Being so light in weight, the pollen can be carried great distances by the slightest breezes. I leave my pickup parked in the ...

If the freezing weather wasn’t enough, this past week has been nothing short of miserable — my household has gone through ...

It’s time for Texans to brace for ‘cedar fever’ season once again. Cedar fever is an allergic reaction to the pollen released by mountain cedar trees and, unfortunately, you don’t ...

Pine pollen, which comes from male pine cones, is packed with nutrients. It’s a natural reservoir of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, contributing to overall health and well-being.

she would see clouds of pollen float away. Cone-bearing plants are pollinated by wind (not by bees), and their pollen is lightweight, capable of being carried for many miles. That’s why you hear ...

Dear Reader: They are loaded with pollen. If she were to go out on a dry day and tap one of the bronze branches with a broom handle, she would see clouds of pollen float away. Cone-bearing plants are ...

January and my 2025 bird list has stalled. The juncos, cardinals, starlings, chickadees and blue jays are feasting at my ...

To recap, in these majority cases, the stamens present in male cones or flowers produce pollen grains that carry male sex cells (sperm) to the female organs. These are the ovules, sort of boxes ...

They are loaded with pollen. If she were to go out on a dry day and tap one of the bronze branches with a broom handle, she ...