The grassroots movement to rename a plant
For Tu B’Shevat, the 13 greatest trees in Jewish history, from the palm groves of Ein Gedi to a humongous, ancient sycamore in Netanya—and the burning bush
On Tu B’Shevat, recalling how planting trees in the Civilian Conservation Corps helped immigrants’ children become Americans
The Jewish National Fund is giving away pines for Christmas—and irony isn’t one of the reasons they’re doing it
Lauren Henkin’s photographs feature trees growing in unlikely places
Everything you ever wanted to know about the arboreal holiday
Touring a Brooklyn collector’s cache of botanical art, now on display in a Pittsburgh museum
From the archives: A new father finds that the bris ends but the foreskin lingers
