Keeping trees safe in winter2/11/2014Mark Mercaldo, an arborist with The Davey Tree Expert Company, discusses how to identify potentially harmful trees.See more
Rain, snow or shine2/10/2014It seems weather, more than any other factor, ushers in pests and diseases that leave trees vulnerable to infection.See more
They are lumberjacks; more than OK: Fiorito2/5/2014He is a poet in a bucket, an artist with a saw. The neighbor’s tree now looks like a tree in a book of pictures of perfect trees; the deadwood is gone, and the overhanging branches have been cut away.See more
Kevin Marks and Jim Zwack tackle the topic of EAB2/5/2014In this sound clip from KGNU, Kevin Marks and Jim Zwack talk with Maeve Conran about the importance of tree diversity and the economic strain that EAB can have on local budgets.See more
Hate the cold? It bugs Maine insects, too1/28/2014Mainers are shivering their way through the coldest winter in a decade, but the severe weather is producing a few unexpected benefits – now and in the months to come, entomologists and biologists say.See more
Keeping trees safe in winter 2/11/2014 Mark Mercaldo, an arborist with The Davey Tree Expert Company, discusses how to identify potentially harmful trees. See more
Gardening In the City- Tree Topping 2/11/2014 In this episode of Gardening In the City, Davey's Bob Meoak talks about proper pruning techniques. See more
Rain, snow or shine 2/10/2014 It seems weather, more than any other factor, ushers in pests and diseases that leave trees vulnerable to infection. See more
They are lumberjacks; more than OK: Fiorito 2/5/2014 He is a poet in a bucket, an artist with a saw. The neighbor’s tree now looks like a tree in a book of pictures of perfect trees; the deadwood is gone, and the overhanging branches have been cut away. See more
Kevin Marks and Jim Zwack tackle the topic of EAB 2/5/2014 In this sound clip from KGNU, Kevin Marks and Jim Zwack talk with Maeve Conran about the importance of tree diversity and the economic strain that EAB can have on local budgets. See more
Hate the cold? It bugs Maine insects, too 1/28/2014 Mainers are shivering their way through the coldest winter in a decade, but the severe weather is producing a few unexpected benefits – now and in the months to come, entomologists and biologists say. See more