Sycamore anthracnose is a fungal disease that attacks sycamores in early spring, when the weather is cool and wet. The fungus causes newly formed leaves to crinkle, turn tan or brown, wilt, and fall. Then, older leaves develop dark and sunken dead areas along their veins. Read more
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With professional pruning, your tree will grow more graceful and stronger in the years ahead. But can't you get similar results with DIY tree trimming? Here are 5 reasons why we submit that you cannot. Read more
Cables and brace rods are structural supports used to preserve a structurally weak but otherwise healthy tree, to help restore a damaged tree, or to prevent a large tree from causing damage. Is cabling and bracing right for your tree? Find out in our latest blog post. Read more
Your essential Tree Removal FAQ guide is here. We've compiled a list of our customers' five most commonly asked questions about professional tree removal and provided advice on each. Read more
Fall is the perfect time to fertilize your plants and trees to strengthen their roots and give them a storage of nutrients for robust spring growth. But don't make these 4 common fall fertilizing mistakes. Read more
A young tree that is well-pruned will become healthier, more balanced, and less vulnerable to damage from heavy winds, ice, or snow. Follow our simple tips to prune a young tree and maximize its vigor and lifespan. Read more