In this Southern Living article, Madison Law from Davey's South Houston office talks about heat stress and points out the signs that homeowners should look for.
As temperatures get hotter in the summer, trees may not be as strong as they appear. Well-established trees can still struggle in the intense heat. “Extended heat and drought can slow growth and weaken a tree’s natural defenses,” says Madison Law, certified arborist with Davey Tree in Houston, Texas. “Heat-stressed trees become more vulnerable to insect infestations, diseases, and long-term decline.”
We talked with tree experts about what to look for to know if your trees are struggling, how leaves are the first sign, and what to do.
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