Posted
December 12, 2024
Trees already provide a wide range of benefits to your yard and the environment as a whole. But there are ways you can use your tree to further contribute to the ecosystem. Here's how adding a bat and/or owl house to your yard benefits you, them, and the local ecological system. Read more
Tis the season for getting cozy by the fire. If you have a wood-burning stove or fireplace, there are certain types of wood you should and should not burn. Learn about the best burning wood and which types to avoid to ensure a safe and healthy season. Read more
Trees provide many benefits to homeowners and the environment. But sometimes they can also become hazardous to the surrounding area and structures. Here are six reasons why tree removal is considered and even more alternatives for saving the plant. Read more
As many gardeners know, mushrooms are part of the fungi family. While not all fungus is inherently bad, it could be a warning sign for a larger issue. If you see mushrooms growing on your trees, learn about what this indicates and what to do about it. Read more
Fall is an ideal time to assess trees for pests and, if necessary, plan treatments. Treating a tree now not only targets pests at a vulnerable stage, but it also helps ensure the plant can bounce back in the spring. Learn how pruning helps control fall tree pests and what other specific methods to use. Read more
Autumn is a transitional season as many living things recover from the summer and prepare for the fall, including pests. Learn about some of the most common fall tree pests, and how to identify and control their population around your plants. Read more
