Top Tree Safety Tips for Thunderstorms

While the trees in your landscaping may seem like strong, unbreakable parts of nature, thunderstorms can really do some damage if the proper safety procedures aren’t considered beforehand.

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There are many reasons for a tree to become sick, including too much sunlight, not enough sunlight, lack of nutrients, soil compaction, injuries from pruning and weather conditions.

Does your lawn feel spongy or bouncy when you walk across it? Do parts of the lawn have weak or thin growth or pale in color? This is not uncommon and is often a sign that your lawn needs dethatching.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest managementIPM programs combine several methods to prevent and manage pest problems using comprehensive information on the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment.

After causing millions of dollars in damage in the eastern states, California grape and orchard growers are on high alert after agricultural officials received reports of  the spotted lanternfly, an insect native to Asia. 

You can grow a chemical free vegetable garden! Plants which have been cared for in healthy soil will resist pests on their own.

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.

Depending on where you are in the United States, your winter temperatures may be more or less extreme. However, it’s important to be ready for any potential injuries that may occur during this cooler season.

For those of you living in the San Francisco Bay Area, there are some specific tree diseases you should look out for in your landscaping. The following diseases are good to be aware of if you are a homeowner in the area, so you know what symptoms to seek out.

Whether your own cat likes to explore your garden beds, or your landscaping often has visiting stray cats walking through, it’s important to know how to keep these furry friends out of your garden beds.