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Leaning, Fallen, or Uprooted Tree Care

What to do with a Leaning, Fallen, or Uprooted Tree

When a Tree Should be Saved or Removed

There are many reasons why a tree may not stand up straight and tall. From severe weather to root problems, environmental and manmade issues could lead to leaning, fallen, or uprooted trees. Learn when you help save a tree and when it should be removed. Read more

Combat Tree Fungus

How to Combat Tree Fungus

Preventing and Treating Natural Disease

Noticing mushrooms and other growths on your tree trunk, branches, and leaves could be a sign of something more severe than humid weather. Learn how to prevent and combat tree fungus to help maintain healthy plants. Read more

Tree Pruning Considerations

9 Pre Tree Pruning Considerations

That Could Help or Hinder Plant Growth

Tree pruning is an important part of plant care. But before you start cutting, there are several tree pruning considerations to make. These could mean the difference between promoting healthy growth or inviting future problems. Read more

Negative Effects of Natural Overwatering

Negative Effects of Natural Overwatering

How Too Much Rain Impacts Trees

Spring showers can bring more than flowers. It can also bring tree stress. Learn how natural overwatering impacts your plants and what you can do to help protect your lawn and garden. Read more

Post Tree Removal Considerations

4 Post Tree Removal Considerations

What to do Once the Tree is Down

There's a lot to consider when planning to remove a tree. But what happens once the tree is removed? It's often a question that gets overlooked. Here's how to prepare for post tree removal. Read more

Methods for Managing Insects

9 Methods for Managing Insects

How to Prevent and Control Pests this Spring

When the flowers are blooming, the bugs are feeding. In fact, some pests have been feasting on grass and plant roots before the first spring bud burst. Luckily, there are ways of managing insects while keeping plants healthy so you can enjoy more blooms and less bugs. Read more