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Spring is finally here, and you’ve probably noticed the trees and shrubs have begun bursting with beautiful flowers and budding greenery. But what is the best way to make sure your trees and shrubs have the nutrients that they need
As we’ve discussed previously, the best time overall to prune is in the dormant season. However, there are always exceptions to this rule. One question that we get all the time is “can trees be safely pruned in the spring?”
Whether you’re pruning an evergreen or a deciduous tree, it’s always important to consider the time of year, which is one of the most important factors to consider to ensure a healthy pruning. The ideal time of year to prune
During the winter, animals who don’t migrate or hibernate forage to find food to ensure their survival. Unfortunately, some of them may seek out the bark of your young trees for a wintertime snack. Deer, squirrels and rabbits tend to
The holiday season is here! This season is all about gathering with family and friends, sparkling lights and décor, and…pine trees? Yes, this is the time of year where the spotlight is on the pine tree – whether lit up
You may be taking this season to reflect on this past year and all the things you are thankful for. That might include your family, friends, vacations, and all the other blessings from this past year. Professional tree services and
Spooky Season is here! One of the creepiest things that you can deal with as a homeowner is a dead or dying tree on your property. So how do we identify whether our trees are unhealthy? And can we save them once we
The spotted lanternfly (lycorma delicatula) is an invasive species native to China, India, and Vietnam. It is a plant-hopper, and has spread to areas in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Our own Harford and Cecil counties have been affected by
Oak trees are some of the most common trees in our area of the country, and it’s important that we take care of them as much as possible. This includes making sure that we can identify any pests or dangers
With the emergence of the Brood X 17-year cicadas in Spring of 2021, you may notice the tips of branches having died. Trees most susceptible to this type of damage include oaks, maples, cherries and other fruit trees, and redbuds,