Feed them organic and watch them grow! Do your plants need a boost? If you live in an urban or residential area, it's likely they do.
August is traditionally the hottest month of the year. Check irrigation systems or use soaker hoses to ensure your trees and shrubs are getting the water they need.
Fast-growing trees and shrubs need to be pruned regularly to manage their size. In some cases, growth regulators can be a good option to help reduce the need for frequent pruning.
Given their critical role in overall tree health, it is important to provide proper care for tree roots.
Even without drought, high temperatures alone can damage the health of trees and shrubs.
A long-lasting herbicide product may sound good, but there are dangers in applying some of these products to eliminate weeds.
Honey fungus is the most devastating disease of trees throughout the UK and Ireland. A new control system offers hope to infected trees.
Horticultural oils are traditionally applied in late winter just before new growth emerges. These oils are highly effective in suppressing insects while posing little impact to the envrionment.
Some normally well-behaved plants become problematic and resist efforts for control simply because they are able to out-survive the plantings around them. Learn more about invasive plant management.
Soil lacking in iron adversely impacts tree health. A common symptom is yellowing between the veins of leaves.