Tree Problems
Big Trees in Small Spaces: How to Care for Trees with Limited Room
Do you have big trees? Are they close to sidewalks or patios? Driveways or roadways? If so, it’s likely the ideal root zone is reduced
Do you have big trees? Are they close to sidewalks or patios? Driveways or roadways? If so, it’s likely the ideal root zone is reduced
Tree diseases are illnesses in trees and shrubs caused by fungi, bacteria, and environmental stress such as extreme temperatures, drought/flooding, broken branches, and pollution. Our
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.
Trees are an invaluable resource. They provide shelter, oxygen, shade, food, and for us they bring joy. So, when something happens and our trees become
Case Study: An Arborist evaluation finds signs of root disturbance and damage to the left side of red oak. The cause? A driveway that doesn’t
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
It’s only natural to grab a garden hose when you see one of your trees looking parched. But if your tree is suffering from Phytophthora
Tricks, Not Treats: 5 Tree Villains Haunting the DMV Halloween decorations aren’t the only creepy things showing up in yards this month. Here are the
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
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