Tree Problems
Oak Spider Mites
Oak spider mites (Oligonychus bicolor) may be hard to see with the naked eye but they are a serious pest for homeowners and if left
Oak spider mites (Oligonychus bicolor) may be hard to see with the naked eye but they are a serious pest for homeowners and if left
Spider mites are a common enemy of anyone who cares about their landscape plants. Classified as arachnids, these tiny bugs are less than 1/20 inch
The spruce spider mite (Olibonhychus ununguis) is a cool-season mite native to North America and is one of the most destructive kinds of spider mites
The summer season is coming to an end and with that comes the start of fall. Many people prepare by putting away their hoses and
Good News: the Brood X cicadas are mostly gone from the DC area! Bad News: they left us an entirely new nuisance to deal with…
Evergreens are popular in many landscapes around the DC Metro area because they keep yards looking great even in the cold winter months. Although Evergreens
Spruce Spider Mites on Evergreens: Act Now to Protect Your Tree If your evergreens are still looking lovely and green, that’s no guarantee that they
Beneficial Insects are a category of insects that provide valued services such as pollination and pest control. As homeowners are becoming more environmentally conscious, beneficial
Did you know June is National Rose Month? Roses have a long and colorful history. They have symbolized love, beauty, war, and politics throughout centuries.
Honoring the Trees That Shaped America A Living Legacy of Freedom America’s most enduring symbols of freedom aren’t carved from marble or cast in bronze.
At first, the signs are often pretty subtle. Maybe the leaves on one of your trees look a little yellow, or you see a few
When homeowners or property managers notice their trees are stressed or simply not thriving the way they should, they often worry about things like pests,
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