Landscapers who do tree work know how important saving certain trees can be to property owners. Now imagine it’s your job to protect iconic national … The post Saving...
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Codominant Stems and Reducing Tree Failures
Research shows that trees with multiple (codominant) stems have a higher likelihood of failure than those with a single stem so it is important to address this trait –...
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Out With The Old (Trees), In With The New
ADM Landscape Corporation, a full-service design, build and maintenance landscaping firm, received approval from NYC Parks Forestry to remove 20 wild-grown, City-owned “weed trees,” including … The post Out...
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Choosing a Tree for Your Landscape
Mistakes are easy to make when choosing a tree. Most of these are related to misinformation regarding a tree’s size when full grown. It’s also common to see mishaps...
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Handling Spotted Lanternfly On Client Properties
This week, I’ve got spotted lanternfly (SLF) on the brain. It’s one thing to write about invasive pests in my job here at Turf, … The post Handling...
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HIRE A CERTIFIED TREE CARE EXPERT
Spring tree care is an investment that can provide significant returns and leads. Attractive and healthy trees go a long way in enhancing the appearance of your property and in...
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Native Wasp May Help ALB Eradication Efforts
As Turf recently reported, August is “Tree Check Month” for Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) since adult activity peaks this month for the invasive wood-boring beetle … The post Native...
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Summer Tree Watering: Measurable Tips For When & How Much
It’s hot and dry and you suspect your client’s trees need watering. But how do you know for sure, and how much water is needed? … The post Summer...
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Bartlett Aims To Increase Tick & Woodland Awareness With Signage
Bartlett Tree Experts has created two new interactive signs for private and public landowners: one to raise awareness of tick risks; and one to … The post Bartlett...
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August Declared “Tree Check Month” For Asian Longhorned Beetle
August is the most critical time of year to spot the Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) as adult activity peaks. As a result, the U.S. Department … The post August...
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