(WFSB) - If you’ve noticed tiny red-leaved tree seedlings in your lawn or garden, you’re not alone. Many Connecticut residents have been reporting them popping up in their neighborhoods recently.

Across Connecticut, gardens and backyards are being overrun by small orange-leaved seedlings. It’s not chickweed or crabgrass or even dandelions, but something usually considered more majestic.

A population survey of the world's rarest maple tree offers hope for the endangered species, a conservationist has said. Dan Crowley, tree conservation manager at Westonbirt Arboretum in Tetbury, ...

Dan Crowley said there was hope for the reproductive future of the Amami maple A population survey of the world's rarest maple tree offers hope for the endangered species, a conservationist has said.