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Davey Ranked 9th Largest Employee-Owned Company
The Davey Tree Expert Company is the 9th largest employee-owned company in the U.S., according to a report from the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO).
Weathering Water Restrictions: How to Save Your Landscape From the Effects of Drought
In this bobvila.com article, Chris Fields-Johnson, technical advisor at the Davey Institute, discusses caring for your landscape during a drought.
Trees need help after weeks with no rain and now 80-degree temperatures
In this Powell River Peak article, Dan Sharp from Davey’s Victoria, British Columbia, office talks about proper watering practices for trees suffering from drought.
Bacterial Leaf Scorch
Bacterial leaf scorch, also known as Marginal leaf burn, is a chronic and systemic disease mostly affecting oaks and maples.
DRG Helps Glades Electric Solve Mysterious Ham Radio Interference
Utilities often receive complaints from ham radio operators about electric interference, for which even the most veteran linemen and engineers are unable to determine the source. In partnership with Davey Resource Group and Exacter, Inc., Glades Electric succeeds in diagnosing one such case.
Fall Lawn Care You Can Do During Indianapolis Drought
Mike Volz from Davey's Indianapolis office shares advice on how to care for your trees and lawn during a prolonged drought.
Newark Arborist Advises on How to Preserve Trees and Other Plantings During NJ Drought
In this WBGO article, arborist Jason Reitter from Davey’s New Jersey office talks about caring for trees during a drought.
Pine Sawfly
Pine sawflies are conifer-feeding insects. They are categorized into two groups: spring species and summer species. Both feed on pine needles, causing the needles to turn yellow or brown. Sometimes the needles are completely consumed.
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