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Homeowners

November and December are Ideal for Tree Care

Just because temperatures are dropping doesn’t mean our tree care experts sit idle. As the leaves fall and trees enter their dormant phase, the season presents an excellent opportunity for…

Julie Gaier

Professionalism

ATE Visits UW-Madison for Insight on Plant Health Challenges

On August 14, eight members of the American Tree Experts (ATE) team embarked on a professional development trip to Madison, Wisconsin. The day was spent visiting the renowned Plant Disease…

Julie Gaier

Tree & Plant Health Care

Combatting Severe Apple Scab Following a Wet Season

Protecting trees against foliar diseases like apple scab is top of mind for American Tree Experts. ATE’s Dean Ziemienski says that many of the crabapple trees that were treated for…

Julie Gaier

Planting

Navigating the Updated USDA Plant Cold Hardiness Zones

Before considering trees and shrubs for your residential or commercial landscape in the fall, we suggest becoming familiar with the latest USDA Plant Cold Hardiness Zone Map. The new map,…

Julie Gaier

Removal

When considering tree removal…

This summer, be sure to reconnect with your landscape and inspect for routine maintenance and planting. If you encounter serious tree issues such as disease, decay, or poor placement, tree…

Julie Gaier

Planting

Featured Tree: Tricolor Beech

The Tricolor Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is a deciduous tree known for its stunning rose-colored hues, low-hanging branches, sleek gray bark, and oval variegated leaves, which display a captivating palette of…

Julie Gaier

Homeowners

Spotlight on Legal Issues: Boundary Trees on Property Lines

Chances are there are trees and shrubs planted by a neighbor that may be encroaching on your land. What can you do about it? There are legal rights and liabilities…

Julie Gaier

Tree & Plant Health Care

Cicadas are back. Will they harm your trees?

The 17-year Periodical Cicadas are making a return this summer in isolated parts of southern Wisconsin. While they are generally harmless to humans and pets, this natural event produces overwhelming…

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