Seasonal Tree Care
Your Complete Checklist for Spring Landscape Planning
When to Start Preparing for Spring in the Washington, DC Area All across the DC Metro area, we see trees, shrubs, and flowers beginning to
When to Start Preparing for Spring in the Washington, DC Area All across the DC Metro area, we see trees, shrubs, and flowers beginning to
In recent years, winter in the DC area have become colder and stormier. These weather changes have impacted trees and shrubs tremendously with broken limbs, uprooting and severe leaning. Because of this, intervention is essential to keeping our landscapes thriving.
Salt – who knew something so delicious, could be so deadly? That’s right, salt can, and will, kill your plants. As winter rolls in, the
Many people know about spring cleaning, but few dwell on fall prevention. Fall serves as a good time to winterize, or prepare, your shrubs and
To most, fall brings to mind football, chilly nights, hot apple cider, festivals, and colorful leaves. But to those in the tree care industry, fall
Ready or not, here winter comes! As the temperatures begin to drop, we begin to spend less and less time outside. In doing so, it
When it comes to planting, most people rightly assume that early spring is the best time to do it. In reality, there are many plants
As autumn slowly approaches, we shift our focus onto armoring our trees and shrubs for the hard winter that lays ahead. Most people tend to
As summer moves closer we will begin to see an increase in strong storms. For some of us, these storms are a familiar afternoon presence.
Fall has a way of making us notice our trees again. Maples flash red and orange, leaves scatter across the lawn, and that oak outside
Verticillium wilt can begin with a fungus that’s been waiting beneath your lawn for years — possibly since before you owned the property. It can
When a tree starts looking unhealthy, most people look up. They check the leaves for discoloration, scan the branches for dieback, or inspect the trunk
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