The Oak Wilt Defense
The fall season is approaching, and cooler weather is hopefully just right around the corner. With changing temperatures, all our trees are going to be going through a change as well. As we enter the dormant season, we will be gifted with…
Bells in the Park
Tree climbing competitions have been around since the 1970’s and are currently orchestrated by the International Society of Arboriculture. This is the same professional group who many in the industry receive their Certified Arborist credential from each chapter within the ISA, both state-side and international, in turn have their own chapter-wide tree climbing competitions each year.
DID YOU KNOW? Winter Tree Care!
In some cases, pruning trees in winter is actually more beneficial than during other times of the year due to increased canopy visibility and lower risk of disease. Check out the video above to learn more!
TJ X BCMA®
We are thrilled to announce that our own TJ Nagel recently earned the ISA Board Certified Master Arborist® (BCMA) certification! This is no average feat and we're so impressed by TJ's drive and dedication to earn the top certification in our industry!
The Double Tree of Casorzo
Between Casorzo and Grana in Piemonte, a region in northwest Italy, there is a cherry tree growing healthily on top of a mulberry tree with branches spreading over 5 meters long. This tree, or should I say, these trees, are known as the Double Tree of Casorzo (Bialbero de Casorzo in Italian) or the Grana Double Tree.
Asian Trees for the Ohio Landscape [Part 3]
In this third installment of “Asian trees for the Ohio landscape”, we’re switching gears and discussing a shrub that can make for an excellent addition to your landscape – the Korean spice viburnum (Viburnum carlesii).
Asian Trees for the Ohio Landscape [Part 2]
In this second part of our “Asian trees for the Ohio landscape” series, we’re taking a closer look at the Japanese tree lilac (Syringa reticulata subsp. reticulata), a small to medium-sized tree that is suitable for many locations in the landscape