As we transitioned from spring to summer in southeastern Wisconsin, you may have noticed some changes among the trees in your yard. Perhaps there were leaves not typically smooth and…
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Some experts concluded that the extreme cold (Polar Vortex) we experienced in the winter of 2018-19 could be intense enough to wipe out Emerald ash borer (EAB) in Wisconsin. Perhaps…
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Do Not Plant Me! A commonly planted deciduous tree in southeastern Wisconsin, the Silver Maple is native to river bottoms and grows best away from residential and commercial structures. Silver…
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As many of us inspect our landscape and consider what we should plant this year, some are finding physical evidence that their trees and shrubs suffered damage this past winter.…
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Some residents and business owners checking their landscapes this spring are increasingly concerned about the health of their evergreen shrubs.
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Planting a tree marks the beginning of the tree care relationship. Once in the ground, that tree requires regular monitoring and sometimes preventative treatments to ward off infestation and disease.…
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Some of the more recognized tree and shrub disorders that you may encounter include: Apple Scab Needle Disease Chlorosis These are all conditions that can cause blemishes or loss of…
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The demand for arborists continues to grow as more communities are realizing the value of trees and “greening up” their spaces. It’s especially critical that there are more skilled and…
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It’s a sad statistic: new trees are at the highest risk of dying within the first year of being planted. Follow these basic tips to keep your latest landscape additions…
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There are numerous tree species considered ideal for conditions in southeastern Wisconsin. Here are three uncommon shade trees recommended by American Tree Expert’s Board-Certified Master Arborist Jesse Ziemienski that will…
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