How to Prep Your Trees for Hurricane and Summer Storm Season in NYC
Summer and fall storms hit NYC trees in full leaf, when wind load is highest. [...]
Managing Road Salt and Chemical Damage to Trees
We all know that winters in New York City means snowstorms, icy sidewalks, and heavy [...]
Winter Mulching Tips for Tree Health in New York
Winter in New York is tough on trees, especially young ones or trees that were [...]
How to Train Young Trees for Strong Structure
Just like children, trees benefit from gentle direction when they’re young. When you train young [...]
How Fungi Strengthen Tree Roots and Support Growth
When you hear the word fungi, your first thought might be that it’s something harmful. [...]
What to Do With Fallen Leaves in Your Yard
Every fall, we get the same question: What to do with fallen leaves? Most homeowners [...]
Can Removing a Tree Improve Lawn Health?
Is your grass looking thin or patchy under your backyard trees? Trees are beautiful and [...]
What To Do If Your Tree Breaks in Half
BOOM! CRASH! CRACK! A big storm just rolled through your neighbourhood and now you’re staring [...]
Can You Save a Leaning Tree?
Have you noticed a slight tilt in your tree lately? As professional arborists, we’re [...]
Not All Trees Are Good for Your Yard, What to Watch For
Every yard comes different. Planting a tree in your backyard can be great for adding [...]
Handling Nests and Critters in Your Trees the Right Way
Trees are more than shade for you, they’re entire ecosystems. So, handling nests and critters [...]
How Tree Pollen Affects Your Seasonal Allergies
Spring is a time of growth, renewal, and for many people, an unfortunate reminder of [...]
Tree Crown Thinning, Raising and Reduction
Trees aren’t just there to look nice, they’re constantly growing, reaching up, and stretching [...]
The Risks of Keeping Deadwood During Winter
Winter is tough enough on healthy trees as it is, but when you have deadwood [...]
Why Evergreen Needles Turn Brown in Winter: Desiccation Explained
Brown patches on your arborvitae or boxwood after a cold snap are usually winter desiccation, [...]