Arborist Advice

Follow this fall landscape checklist to keep your trees and landscape healthy by identifying potential issues.

Dormant ­season is the ideal time for pruning shade and ornamental trees for many reasons—including, trees are prepped for winter and it's less stressful on trees.

It’s a simple fact: healthy landscape trees endure storms better than unhealthy trees. There are three factors that come into play when you’re preparing your trees for high winds and severe weather: the density of the tree canopy, the strength of the branches and the health of the root system.

Storms can cause massive amounts of damage. Take precautions now to save your trees and money later.

In this episode of Talking Trees, Davey Expert and ISA Certified Arborist Steve Nagy tells you when to consider cabling your trees and how to do so.

Sometimes even healthy trees fail, but that doesn’t mean they should be ignored. Weakened trees can be high risk trees, and not all hazards are obvious. When tree defects do occur, know how to manage the problem—Davey can help.

Tree preservation is important to us, but we realize there are times when tree removal is necessary.

Trees tend to be regular lightning victims. Understanding how lightning strikes and how to protect your trees can keep you grounded.

Learn how to care for your trees after a heavy snowfall with these simple tips. Read our "Winter Weather Central" tips today!