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Spring Fever
Springtime is getting closer; the weather is gradually getting warmer and each day stretches a little longer than the last. With these changes comes the
Boxwood Blight – Scott Carlson ISA Certified Arborist
Boxwoods have been impacted by numerous insect and disease issues for years. These include leaf miner, mites, root and stem rot diseases. In 2011, the
4 Things You Can Do Right Now To Prepare For Fall
4 Things You Can Do Right Now To Help Prepare Your Trees And Shrubs For Fall We’re moving into the Fall season (even though it
Rain, Rain, Go Away?
How Water Affects Our Plants Rain, Rain, Go Away? How Water Affects Our Plants About seventy percent of the Earth’s surface is covered in water.
Fruit Inhibitors
What exactly is a Fruit Inhibitor, and what does it do? We know that many trees produce fruits that may stink, fall, and cause damage
Lilacs: The Beauty of Easy-Care Shrubs
The alluring clusters of vibrant blooms and the intoxicating scent of lilac bushes make a yard beautiful and welcoming. Although we often picture the blossoms
Will Ivy Harm Your Trees?
Yes! Ivy can play a part in harming your trees. Here are a few ways in which ivy may be working to weaken the trees
What Is Tree Growth Regulator?
What is a Tree Growth Regulator? How can it help the trees on your property? If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your trees healthy
Hurricane Dorian: What Comes After?
Hurricane Dorian is now behind us and the cleanup has begun. Now that you have had time to regroup and assess any damage, how did
Common Tree Pruning Mistake – Cutting off Too Much
Many species of trees need to be pruned once every few years. However, some trees will indeed grow faster than others. If this is the
Summer Drought
If you haven’t noticed, it’s hot outside. This heat is affecting more than just you and I; your trees and shrubs feel it too! Trees
Why Are My Trees Already Showing Their Fall Colors?
Have you noticed any trees in your yard or neighborhood that are beginning to turn Fall colors within the last month, even though we have
How an Arborist Can Protect Your Trees from Lightning Damage
When the weather is warm there is always a chance for thunderstorms. If you have a valuable or beloved tree on your property, you may
3 Things Soil Aeration Can Do for Your Trees and Shrubs
Lawn aeration is often marketed as a lawn care service that’s specifically for your grass. Aeration tools poke holes in your lawn’s soil to break
Fall Webworms
If you’ve taken a walk around your neighborhood recently, you may have seen some “spiderwebs” on the branches of the trees. Don’t be fooled; those
Trimming and Pruning Your Trees
Having healthy trees on your property is more than just a matter of aesthetics. A tree can often live for generations, which makes them a
The Demise of the Boxwood
First, it was Boxwood Dieback, then Boxwood Decline, then Boxwood Mites, Winter Burn, Nematodes, and finally Boxwood Blight. This time it’s for real! Boxwood Blight is an extremely dangerous disease that will kill and spread to
3 Tips for Bringing Shrubs Back to Life After a Long Winter
After a long winter, you may be thinking of what you can do to improve your landscaping and make the front of your home look
Can You Trim Palm Trees?
While palms don’t do well in more northern states, in the southern United States which have the climate to support them, they are a treasure
3 Basic Steps to Care for Your Decorative Shrubs
Decorative shrubs add a nice look to your landscape all year long. If you want to improve the look of your landscape and home you
The Art of Espalier Pruning
Espalier is one of the most artistic types of pruning. This pruning method encourages a tree or shrub to grow against a flat surface, wall,
Neighborhood Arborist Near Me
Developing a beautiful yard takes a bit of money and even more time as we wait for trees and shrubs to grow and mature. Some
Pick the Right Trees for Your Parking Lot Medians
Parking lot medians are the perfect space to introduce more landscaping beauty and appeal. Shoppers are attracted to green, well-maintained spaces. Trees can provide the
How to Protect Your Trees from Woodpeckers
Usually, hosting a variety of birds in your trees is half the joy of having them. But some birds are considered unwelcomed guests, and woodpeckers
