This coming Sunday, June 19th commemorates the emancipation of African-Americans from slavery. Colloquially known as “Juneteenth”, this holiday marked the start of a new beginning
Something is heating up this summer and it doesn’t look like its going to stop. It’s our cities. As we pack into bustling cities dazzled
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.
A shade tree is a large tree whose primary purpose is to provide shade in the form of shelter from sunlight. Shade trees are typically
With May being Lyme Disease Awareness Month it is a great time to learn more about ticks and the diseases they can spread. Continue reading to learn more about the different types of ticks in the Washington Metropolitan area, preventative action you can take, and more on Lyme disease awareness.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and here at RTEC we want to honor our family, friends, and neighbors by celebrating their culture and heritage. As we all know, April showers bring May flowers, so what better way to honor Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders this month than to take a look at famous gardens across the globe that are blooming! Let’s take the time to revel in the natural
Getting a Landscaped Yard to Simulate a Forest Floor The Root of the Issue If you’ve ever taken a walk in the woods, and we’re
The ornamental trees are putting on a show, but spring warmth brings more than just blooms. In this issue: what to watch for on your
Healthy landscapes aren’t lucky — they’re cared for at the right time. Are Your Trees Lucky? Every year around this time, we hear homeowners say,
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