Trees can look healthy through much of summer and then show noticeable decline as the season ends. Leaves may brown early, branches may die back,
After a dry stretch, a wet September can make a struggling tree look like it should recover. Yet some trees continue losing foliage or developing
When homeowners discover a split tree, it is often after strong winds, heavy snow, or ice expose a weakness that may have been developing for
Every growing season, homeowners often judge a tree’s condition by what they can see in the canopy. Full, green leaves generally suggest that a tree
Every growing season, many of our first calls about insect damage don’t begin with homeowners finding bugs on their trees. Instead, they start with questions
Every August, we receive calls from homeowners who notice one tree developing yellow leaves while neighboring trees still look like midsummer. It’s a comparison that
