Native Americans used yellowwood for building and carving. Root bark was used as a dye and the wood for gunstocks by early settlers in the southern Appalachians. Nowadays, the use of yellowwood has ...

The yellowwood's rarity makes finding this tree special. It truly is a sight to behold. As a mature tree, it is at home in the canopy of the forest alongside maple, beech and cherry trees.

In this spring bloom edition of ID That Tree, meet a rare find in Indiana, the yellowwood tree, a species native to Brown County. This species is recognizable by clusters of white flowers that bloom ...

A good landscape plan should have several layers of plant diversity, including grasses, annual/perennial flowers, shrubs, small trees, and large shade trees. The layers combine to make a site ...

Yellowwood State Forest is located between Nashville and Bloomington, just off Highway 46. The forest consists of 23,326 acres of public land that is popular with campers, hikers, hunters ...

Plain Stumped: After a year of yard signs, Save Yellowwood failed, and record logging continues to thin Indiana’s forests. “But those trees! Those trees! Those Truffula trees! All my life I’d been ...