Why Do We Recommend Fertilization of Trees?
With our deep root fertilization service, we inject nutrients deep into the soil. These nutrients invigorate the root and vascular systems of the trees, helping them better withstand the stresses of the urban/suburban environment. City and suburban soils are totally different from the soils in a native woodlot. In nature, tree roots can extend out
- Published in Fall, Tree and Plant Care
Evergreens Experiencing Big Needle Drop in Fall of 2012
Our phones are ringing off the hook and a large number of the calls are from customers concerned because their evergreens are turning brown and dropping needles. In fall, you can expect to see the interior browning and thinning of evergreens – with the oldest interior needles being the most likely to turn brown and
- Published in Fall
Rejuvenation Pruning Reduces Old, Overgrown Shrubs and Restores Vigor
PUPROSE · Rejuvenation Pruning of old overgrown shrubs can help reduce size and restore them to new vigor. Certain shrubs even though badly overgrown, can be restored by proper use of rejuvenation pruning. · Lilac, Privet, Forsythia, Spirea, Potentilla, Viburnum, Cotoneaster, Dogwood, Weigelia, Mockorange, Quince, Burning Bush and Honeysuckle are examples of shrubs that can
- Published in Fall, Tree and Plant Care
Plan Now for Dormant Pruning
There are a number of reasons for pruning trees and overgrown shrubs from November through March: 1. Some trees should only be pruned during the dormant season due to the threat of insect or disease. Oaks (oak wilt disease), American elms (dutch elm disease), ash (emerald ash borer) and crabapples (bacterial fireblight) are some that
- Published in Fall, Tree and Plant Care