Who doesn’t like a lush green lawn? Lawns are one of the most popularly grown crops in the US. They make millions of homes across the country look beautiful. However, to attain this beauty, homeowners have to put in a lot of work. Irrigating, mowing, aerating, fertilizing, and regularly getting rid of weeds and pests…
plant health care
Spring is here. Homeowners have plenty of opportunities to spend time outdoors, in their yards. Unfortunately, along with warm weather comes a severe boom in tick populations in pretty much all parts of the country. If your property is home to tall grass and wooded areas, you might need professional tick control services this summer.…
Trees grow just fine without our intervention. That’s why it’s normal for a homeowner to think, “Why should I hire an arborist?” This type of thinking can get homeowners in a huge heap of trouble. Although trees don’t require regular maintenance to grow, they cause all types of damage to their surrounding environment when they’re…
How to get rid of spotted lantern flies
Beech leaf disease (BLD) affects and kills both native and ornamental beech tree species. It is associated with a nematode, Litylenchus crenatae mccannii. The disease was first discovered in Ohio in 2012. Neighboring infections currently exist in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Ontario, Canada. How To Identify Beech Leaf Disease What You…
October is the perfect month to check off last-minute landscaping items from your to-do list. Just because the weather is cooling down doesn’t mean it’s time to give up on your garden or landscape! There are plenty of essential tasks required to ensure trees and shrubs are prepared to weather the winter months ahead. Combined…
As we pack up our grills and winterize our home for the upcoming months, it’s also so important to prioritize the health of your landscape. While our Plant Health Care (PHC) program is a year-round effort, fall serves as a pivotal time to ensure trees and shrubs are cared for properly, preparing them to be…
Did you know that you can create (or enhance) your garden to naturally fight pests? Diversifying your landscape with more plant species can enhance the environment and attract pollinators that serve as natural ‘enemies’ to common garden pests. Below are four ways to diversify your garden and enable natural enemies that will protect your gardens…
