Many landscape plants incur winter damage. Dead branches and twigs found in the spring are often the result of ice and snow damage during the winter. Often the rapid drop in temperature during a mid-winter thaw causes bark splitting and frost or freeze results in plant injury.

Winter is a stressful time even in species native to colder regions in North America. But there are things to minimize the damage caused by winter stress.

While they may be adorable, fluffy creatures that you wouldn’t associate with excessive tree damage, rabbits can actually cause some problems in your landscaping.

For those of you in Ross, California, have you thought about having a tree structure evaluation in your landscaping? If not, here’s why it’s important and why Arborist Now is the best company for the job.

Here’s our guide on whether or not ants can really cause problems for your trees, and how to remove them if they become an issue.

We are going to dive deep into the world of Sudden Oak Death – from what it is, how to prevent and/or cure it, and debunking myths about this forest disease.

Depending on where you are located, you may still be waiting to experience the first frost of the year. If you are not sure how to protect your newly planted trees in this situation, you have come to the right place.

Your trees need more than just a little weeding and pruning a few times a year – tree healthcare is a vital part of keeping your landscaping healthy and thriving for years to come.

Here’s what you need to know about tree stress – symptoms, causes, and how to deal with it