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Now is a great time to start planning your spring planting to get the most out of your landscape.

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Now is a great time to start planning your spring planting to get the most out of your landscape.

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Given their critical role in overall tree health, it is important to provide proper care for tree roots.

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Careful inspection of the trees and shrubs on your property can help prepare them for the colder, harsh weather that winter brings.

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Plants that retain their foliage during the winter require special attention to help protect against storm damage and desiccation.

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Fruiting structures like mushrooms and conks are a sign that a tree has been infected with a fungal disease.

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Compacted soil can seriously impact a tree’s ability to obtain the water and nutrients it needs. Root Invigoration effectively addresses this issue.

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Too often, young trees fail to thrive. Attention to a few details in care can improve a young tree’s chances of a healthy life.

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Controlled release of beneficial insects and mites is a useful treatment for managing damaging pest populations. With this method, timing and management are critical to success.

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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.

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Girdling roots circle a portion or all of a tree's trunk and limit that tree's ability to obtain water and nutrients.

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