WHAT IS GOING ON WITH MY TREE?

Chlorosis (yellowing of the leaves) is a condition that we often see in our area in our maples, red oaks, bald cypress, sweet gums, river birch and ornamental pear trees. Iron chlorosis is fatal to trees if it is left untreated for multipl...

We hope that you all have enjoyed some time off this Memorial Day weekend! For us, we are busy getting ready for the upcoming months and the challenges that come with the summer months, so it's been nice to take a deep breath before we dive back down into the thick of...

When it comes to tree care and tree health, some jobs are too big and too dangerous, or just need professional expertise to keep the tree healthy. A good rule of thumb: unless you can work with both feet on terra firma, you should hire a professional tree service. Work...

TREE WATERING GUIDELINES AFTER PLANTING

How much and how often to water.

It is important to be diligent about regular watering, especially in the first year. Here are some tips. 

Water your tree 5 gallons every 3 - 4 days, or a total of 10-15 gallons weekly. Because this...

If it sounds too good to be true, it typically is......but not this time! The benefits of liquid aeration have been proven to be more effective than traditional mechanical aeration. Better results within our soil with much less effort and it costs less?!? YES PLEASE!

Wa...

It is extremely important to be diligent about regularly watering your newly planted trees, especially in the first year. Here are some tips.

It can vary from tree to tree, and while these are just general guidelines, it is good to understand how much water your trees r...

Well, the fall is definitely upon us, the temperature is dropping and soon, the leaves will be falling as well! What does this mean for your grass? It means that you still have time to get your grass ready for the winter and give it the best chance possible to come out...

All fertilizer is not created equally!

Soil

Very seldom do we take the time to think about what we are putting on our lawns. Most of the time, what we apply is simply a reaction to a problem that we see in our turf. If it looks unhealthy, we apply fertilizer. If it is we...

It's hard to pay attention to what we don't see. When we look around us and see the beauty of mother nature, obviously soil is not what we are paying attention to. But, nothing is more important to the overall health of our plants than the health of our soil!