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Notice a Tree Problem

Notice a Tree Problem?

Here’s What to Do

How are your trees looking lately? It's a good idea to occasionally take time to assess their health. Some issues are easier to spot than others. But if you notice a problem with your tree, you have some options. Read more

Gauging Rain Water

Gauging Rain Water

How Much is Too Little & Too Much

Rain is a natural water source that can help you take care of outdoor plants. However, too much and/or too little can impact healthy growth. Learn how properly gauging rain water can help you and your garden. Read more

Why Does the Top of my Tree Look Dead?

Why Does the Top of my Tree Look Dead?

What Should I Do?

If the lower branches of your tree look lush but the top is discolored and dead, then you need to get to the root of the problem before pruning. Learn the reasons why a tree can die from the top down and what your options are for improving its health. Read more

Cracked Tree Trunk Causes

What Caused a Crack in my Tree Trunk?

What to do about it

Tree bark has a tendency to split and shed naturally. However, in some cases a crack could be a sign of a more serious problem that needs immediate addressing. Learn the signs and causes of a cracked tree trunk and what you should do about it. Read more

Unconventional Plant Treatments

Do Unconventional Plant Treatments Work?

The Pros and Cons of Alternative Plant Health Care

There are many reasons why gardeners prefer not to use chemical herbicides and pesticides. So now there are also many natural treatment alternatives to choose from. But how effective are they? Let's look at the pros and cons of several unconventional plant treatment options. Read more

Will My Plant Bounce Back

Will My Plant Bounce Back?

How to Help it Recover from Stress

Notice your trees and plants looking a little droopy lately? There are many signs of stress that have different potential causes. But the one thing many people want to know is, will my plant bounce back? The answer depends on several factors. Read more