What are you feeding your soil? Be sure your fertilization is adequate to maintain healthy soil.
Trees don't always live in harmony with structures and hardscapes. When an issue exists, it's important to get expert advice.
For flowering trees, it’s important to prune at the appropriate time for maximum blooms in spring.
Now is the time to prune flowering trees and shrubs such as dogwood, azalea, rhododendron and forsythia.
After winter, recovery from winter injury is vital to the health and survival of your trees and shrubs.
If your tree or shrub needs pruning more than once per year, it may be time to apply tree growth regulators.
Autumn is an ideal time to have your property assessed to minimize the risk of tree failure and damage to your property.
Compacted soil can seriously impact a tree’s ability to obtain the water and nutrients it needs. Root Invigoration effectively addresses this issue.
Salt stains are a common sight on cars and steps, but you may not know that salt deicing products can damage trees. Identifying and preventing damage is much easier when you know what to look for.
Mites, aphids and scales are sap-sucking insects that feed on plant nutrients and infest many tree and shrub species.