Elite Tree Care – Plant Health Care


The east coast was hit with multiple heavy snow storms this winter. Now that we've got a glimpse of spring, the next thing to watch for is how our plants have fared. Here are some tips for treating plants post snow and what to do if they seem in distress. Read more

Many trees go dormant in the winter. They've shed their leaves and so their bare branches may look a little grim. But come spring, new buds, flowers, and fruit start to form. Or maybe they don't. Here's how to tell the difference between a dormant and dying tree. Read more

Can Trees Explode

Can Trees Naturally Explode?

Being outside, open to the elements, trees are prone to damage from harsh weather in any season. However, recent news of "exploding trees" may have you wondering if it's really possible and what you can do to prevent it from happening in your yard. Read more

Indoor and Outdoor Gardening Goals

Indoor and Outdoor Gardening Goals

After you've made resolutions for yourself this year, set some gardening goals to help improve your indoor and outdoor space. Whether you focus on growing food, supporting the environment, or simplifying tasks, there are ways to enhance plant care indoors and out. Read more

Fall Plant Healthcare

Fall Plant Healthcare

How to Help Plants this Season

For plants, the fall is the time to tuck them into bed to prepare for a dormant winter. This preparation process consists of watering, fertilizing, and protecting plants to help ensure they not only survive the winter but continue to thrive come spring. Focus on the following fall plant healthcare tips before the weather gets too frosty. Read more

Planting Trees in Fall

What Trees to Plant in Fall

Fall is an ideal time for planting trees. Between the cool air, warm soil and moderate rainfall, root have time to establish before the ground freezes. Some types of trees thrive this time of year, but it still depends on whether the right tree is planted in the right place. Read more