Tree Problems
Fall Webworms: Do they web your tree?
As summer comes to an end, unwelcome pests like to visit landscapes; recently, it’s been the Fall Webworm, Hyphantria cunea. Webworms begin showing up in
As summer comes to an end, unwelcome pests like to visit landscapes; recently, it’s been the Fall Webworm, Hyphantria cunea. Webworms begin showing up in
Our arborists are seeing a lot of soft scale on clients’ properties this July. Because of the mild winter and wet spring, soft scale populations
Our Arborists have noticed an increase in the population of Bagworms in the DC Metro area this year. If your evergreens have been looking sick
Do your Crape Myrtles have shiny leaves and drip sap? You’re not alone! Our arborists are getting a lot of calls about trees, Crape Myrtles
Many tree and shrub diseases thrive during the summer months. As hot, humid weather and evening thunderstorms create favorable conditions, these diseases can do a
Insects thrive during the summer months. As their populations grow and they begin to feed on trees they can do a lot of damage to
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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