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…

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…

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…

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…

Do you have dead trees on your property that need to be removed and replaced? Have you moved into a new home or are contemplating ways to improve curb appeal?…

When pursuing a degree in urban forestry or arboriculture, it’s wise to consider future career options well before graduation. At American Tree Experts, we often meet with students at career…

Snow protects a tree’s root system – A blanket of snow insulates trees from drastic temperature changes that could otherwise damage or even destroy them. A stable ground temperature promotes…

Winter has finally arrived in southeastern Wisconsin. While the majority of trees and woody plants can adapt well to freshly fallen snow, the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) offers the…

The trees may be bare now that the leaves are gone, but even in the winter months they still need attention and care. As we embark on the dormant season,…

Much of southeast Wisconsin has already witnessed a November snowfall, and while we might not be ready to think about the full force of Mother Nature’s blast, now is the…