There's a lot to consider when planning to remove a tree. But what happens once the tree is removed? It's often a question that gets overlooked. Here's how to prepare for post tree removal. Read more
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When the flowers are blooming, the bugs are feeding. In fact, some pests have been feasting on grass and plant roots before the first spring bud burst. Luckily, there are ways of managing insects while keeping plants healthy so you can enjoy more blooms and less bugs. Read more
Why Some Branches Die and Others Survive
How to Tell the Difference Between Nature and Problems
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May 8, 2025
Once your tree is full of new leaves, you may notice some branches are still bare. This could be a sign of a problem, but it could also be a natural occurrence. Learn why some branches die and others survive and when to call a professional for help. Read more
Spring is an excellent time to plant a tree. From the temperate temperatures to the added rainfall, there are many factors that contribute to boosting plant health. However, a young tree requires more care than an established one. Here are some tips for the best ways to care for a new tree. Read more
When You Should Call a Plant Healthcare Professional
Benefits of their Expertise
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April 24, 2025
Plant healthcare professionals have the knowledge and experience to diagnose an issue before it become an expensive problem and can also help find the right treatment option. Read more
Why Isn’t My Tree Blooming?
How to Determine if You Have a Late Bloomer or a Problem
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April 17, 2025
Spring is a beautiful time of year when flowers are budding and trees are leafing out. But what happens if your tree isn't blooming? There are several reasons why a tree may be a late bloomer or not flower at all. Learn whether or not it's a problem for your plant. Read more