The Trees of Christmas
How much do you actually know about the tree you bring into your home at Christmas? Whatever your favorite type of Christmas tree is, each
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Spotted Lanternfly: Insect Invader
Sometimes when a non-native species is introduced to a new environment there is a devastating result. Whether the invasive species is a plant, animal, or
Beech Leaf Disease – New Illnesses Impact Trees Too
We often don’t think of our trees as getting “sick,” but just as people can contract diseases, trees can too. Some of these diseases have
Ginkgo – Grand and Golden
Ginkgo biloba, commonly known as ginkgo or maidenhair tree is often called a ‘living fossil.’ It’s the only survivor of an ancient group of extinct
Ticks Like the Same Places You Do
Everyone is outside these days, taking long walks in the park or on hiking trails and creating new spaces in their own backyards. It’s amazing
Why is my Evergreen Turning Brown?
You may think that the name says it all, but evergreen needles don’t actually stay green forever. Each species of evergreen tends to keep its
Autumn Tree Care To-Do List
Fall is a great time to prepare your trees for winter and the following spring. Preventative and remedial treatments in the fall can help boost
We came home with a tree seedling! Now what?
Many organizations choose to give away or sell very young trees to help encourage tree planting. Often, you leave home not knowing that you’ll come
Fall – A Perfect Time for Tree Planting
What makes fall a good time to plant a new tree? During autumn, the soil is still warm enough to support root growth, allowing the
Bagworm Caterpillars Eat Leaves and Needles for Lunch
Be on the lookout for bagworm bags on juniper, arborvitae, spruce, pine, cedar and lots of other conifers and deciduous plants. Bagworm is a moth,
What is Soil Compaction?
Soil compaction is a common issue in home landscapes and on commercial properties. When the soil is compacted, porous spaces are reduced. Since tree
A Sticky Situation…Magnolia Scale Isn’t Pretty
Lots of scale insects are active during the heat of summer, but some of these tiny pests are just now beginning to hatch and will
Finding Your Tree Soulmate
Choosing the right tree for your property, your budget, and your taste isn’t easy. Here are some helpful questions to help you narrow down
Landscaping Tips for Fire Safety
Nothing can completely guarantee safety from fires. However, some simple strategies in the landscape can help protect homes and leave them more defensible against encroaching
What Happens When a Storm Hits
Storms can wreak havoc in a community and while utility companies work to clear trees from power lines, there is another group actively assisting in