Tree Care
Noticing Issues with Your Trees? Here’s Where Northern Virginia & Maryland Homeowners Should Start
When you look out at your yard, your trees should be a source of beauty, shade, and pride. But what happens when you notice something
When you look out at your yard, your trees should be a source of beauty, shade, and pride. But what happens when you notice something
In the tranquil landscapes of our gardens and parks, an invasive threat lurks: the Japanese beetle. These metallic-green insects may be pretty, but their appetite
It’s not uncommon for homeowners and property managers in the Metropolitan D.C. area to see white bugs crawling around on their trees. But just because
Maybe you noticed it while mowing the lawn or edging the sidewalk. A branch near the top of your favorite oak looks a little too
Virginia’s forests are experiencing a growing threat that’s quietly spreading through the Commonwealth’s woodlands. Beech leaf disease, first confirmed in Virginia in 2021, poses serious
Crepe Myrtle Diseases & Treatments Crepe myrtles have several diseases and insects they are prone to. RTEC TreeCare’s certified arborists have the tools and experience
Gardening enthusiasts and professional growers alike know the frustration of dealing with plant diseases. With the muggy weather we have been experiencing lately, it has
Springtime marks new beginnings and growth; however, not all growth is welcome, especially fungal diseases that may destroy your trees. The cool, moist weather of
The infamous emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) is one of the most destructive tree pests in North America. This metallic green jewel-like beetle is anything
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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