When we think of planting for pollinators, butterfly gardens filled with blooming shrubs and flowers come to mind. If we think of trees at all, it’s typically smaller ornamental species…
Ever notice tiny web tents throughout your street trees in the late spring and summer? Those are called webworm, and they are a common problem for street trees in New…
Spring is here, and your trees are finally leafing out for the year – but wait, what are those blotches on the leaves? Why are some of the leaves becoming…
When assessing the health of our street trees, keeping an eye out for signs of trouble is key. One of the more common diseases that affect larger growing tree species…
Insects and diseases of trees can manifest themselves in strange and sometimes beautiful ways. Two such examples are bagworm moths and fungal fruiting bodies. Going on a hike today? Be…
Thank you to the nearly 200 attendees who participated in our online TreeKeepers sessions! We loved seeing you all on Zoom and really enjoyed the conversations and questions. If you…
When we talk about the benefits of trees, we often discuss the importance of how trees absorb and filter excess stormwater runoff. However, trees are equally critical when thinking about…
While we will miss seeing all your smiling faces digging in the dirt this spring, we are still here for all your tree education needs! We will be hosting our…
