Small scale insects often go unrecognized and can have a big impact on tree health if left unchecked.
Scale insects can cause severe damage to your plants, resulting in discoloration and early loss of leaves.
Small scale insects often go unnoticed and can have a big impact on tree health if left unchecked.
Once the colder weather of winter has settled, it may be time to have your trees inspected and ready for spring.
Shrubs are routinely pruned to maintain size, remove old branches and stems that do not flower well and to eliminate dead and dying branches. But don’t confuse shearing with pruning.
Shrub pruning in summer will help maintain the health and survival of shrubs on your landscape.
Cable systems can help prevent breakage in small trees.
Removing the snow from landscape plantings and evergreen shrubs and trees can help prevent breakage, but it must be done carefully.
Healthy plants require healthy soil. A basic soil analysis is the first step in managing soil health and identifying the nutrients needed for optimal tree health and growth.
Tree roots need porous spaces in the soil to allow for growth. When soil is compacted, cultivating that soil is critical to improving growing conditions.