Tree Care Tips
Scale Insects on Trees: Signs and Treatment Methods for New Jersey Homeowners
Scale insects are notoriously difficult to detect and control in NJ. This guide covers identifying infestations, using benefi-cial insects, proper insecticide timing, and prevention tips.
Read MoreHow Our Tree-Mek Robotic Crane Protects Your Landscape
Mechanized tree care, such as using a Tree-Mek robotic tree crane, can increase the efficiency of tree removals and minimize lawn damage. Learn the other benefits of this high-tech piece of equipment and schedule your next tree removal.
Read MoreSave Your Large Trees: How Tree Diseases are Harming New Jersey’s Oak Trees
Oak trees in New Jersey are being attacked by several fungal and bacterial tree diseases. Learn about the biggest threats to the health of your oak trees and what you can do to save your trees.
Read MoreFrost Cracks: Vertical Cracks on Tree Trunks that Form During the Winter
In this article, we’ll go over how to spot frost cracks on your trees, which trees are most susceptible, the health implications for trees that have frost cracks, and more.
Read MoreDo I Need a Tree Removal Permit in New Jersey?
Find out if you need a tree removal permit before you can have a tree in your property be removed.
Read MoreWhy Should You Plant a New Tree After Having a Tree Removed?
Replacing a tree may not seem to be a top priority after a tree removal, but if you think about the benefits of a tree, you may want to consider it. Planting a replacement tree on your New Jersey property has various factors to consider. Read this article to learn more.
Read MoreMy Tree Was Flooded – What Should I Do?
If trees have been flooded, they likely sustained long-lasting damage that could make them unsafe, unhealthy, and unattractive. Learn the signs of flood damage in trees and how to help your trees recover.
Read MoreHow to Care for a Newly-Planted Tree
A step-by-step guide to help ensure that your new tree grows to become firmly rooted, stable, and healthy, starting with a few things that should happen before the tree is even planted.
Read MoreBeautiful But Dangerous – Why You Should Not Plant a Bradford Pear Tree in your New Jersey Yard
Bradford pear trees can be stunning and perfect. But, looks can be deceiving. This tree is actually invasive, dangerous and it stinks! Read this article to understand why you should avoid planting this tree in your property.
Read MoreIPM: What Is It and Why Should You Care?
Many experienced gardeners and landscape professionals practice Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to make and maintain gardens that are healthy and vigorous, with low populations of pests. Find out why in this article!
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