Hot, dry weather impacts trees and shrubs in both the short and long-term. We recommend five important practices to help plants recover from a lack of water.
Mitigating the negative impact of hot, dry weather on trees and shrubs requires multiple tactics.
Drought stress can cause damage to your plants, but proper irrigation will maintain the health of your trees.
This time of year, it’s important to look for premature autumn color and leaf drop. These symptoms may indicate a serious problem with your trees.
Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive pest and if left untreated can increase the mortality rate of your ash trees.
Plants that retain their foliage during the winter require special attention to help protect against storm damage and desiccation.
Plants that retain their foliage during winter require special attention.
Unlike shade trees, everegreens retain their foliage year-round. As such, these plants require special attention throughout autumn and winter.
With cooling temperatures and increased rain, fall is a great time to plant new trees in your landscape.
Fertilisation in autumn provides trees the essential nutrients they need to accommodate root growth.