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Trends, Trials, & Opportunities: Looking Back at the 2024 Growing Season
As another year winds down, let's take a look at the lessons we’ve learned. As a property manager, you’re always on the go – making sure things are running smoothly, meeting deadlines, and keeping tenants and guests happy – and knowing what’s happened can sometimes help you look ahead.
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Spotting Zombie Trees Before Winter
Jay Judd of Davey's East Denver office explains how to spot zombie trees and what to do about them.
A Simple Solution to Stormwater
Green infrastructure can help sewer districts manage their water intake while touting environmental and cost benefits.
Invasive Species Management & Control
Integrated vegetation management programs and large-scale pest and non-native plant eradication.
Spring Dead Spot in Bermudagrass
Spring Dead Spot (SDS) is a common turf disease that is caused by the fungi Ophiosphaerella herpotricha and O. korrae. The disease creates dead or dying brown patches of turf that vary in diameter depending on the severity of infection.
Fall color doesn’t get any better than right now
Lou Meyer, business developer for Davey's mid-Atlantic region, talks about how fall color was affected this year, and how to keep your trees healthy as winter approaches.
EEE Consulting Joins Davey Resource Group
Davey Resource Group, Inc. has acquired the assets of EEE Consulting, Inc. (3e) of Virginia.
DRG Performs Tree Inventory & Develops Management Plan For The Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Davey Resource Group performed a GIS-based tree inventory and created a community forest management plan on the 3,720 trees in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Why You Should Fertilize Flowering Trees?
Fertilizing flowering trees can enhance your landscape aesthetics. By using a slow-release fertilizer it encourages blooms while increasing healthy growth. Fertilization strengthens trees by promoting a healthy root system, learn more.
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