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What is the right way to plant a tree?

Fall is less than a month away and an excellent time for tree planting. Here are a few suggestions on how to best place your new tree in the ground.…

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Grass vs. Trees: the war rages on

Planting our lawns next to the base of trees is really too close for comfort and creates competition. Despite their attractive features in the landscape, trees and grass are natural…

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United Nations declares 2020 the “International Year of Plant Health”

Each year, invasive pests kill food crops around the world. Eighty-percent of the food we eat comes from plants, not to mention the air that we breathe. Many forms of…

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Planning for a planting: these trees thrive in wet conditions

Choosing a new tree takes careful planning. If there are sections of your property with drainage issues or constantly wet soil, consider the following trees for the landscape: River Birch…

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Expect more fungal issues for trees following Wisconsin’s record rainfall

Just how wet was it in Wisconsin last year? Nearly 42 inches of rain fell across the state in 2019, the highest amount since 1895 when the first weather data…

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Are your oak trees infected with oak gall?

If you have oak trees, perhaps you noticed something unusual growing on the branches in recent weeks. Those brown or green-colored balls on the trees are known as oak galls.…

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A Waukesha County landscape provides outdoor life experiences for disabled children

Zachariah’s Acres is a unique place where children with special needs, and their families, can enjoy nature and experience the outdoors. The non-profit 501(c)(3) is located on a beautiful, 48-acre…

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American Tree Experts to continue services through COVID-19

American Tree Experts (ATE) will continue with our tree care services and Plant Health Care (PHC) applications through the coronavirus outbreak. At this time, arboriculture services have been ruled exempt…

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