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Plan Now, Prosper Later: Your Winter Maintenance Checklist
Proper fall preparation and winter maintenance aren't just about keeping your property looking presentable; they're essential for protecting your investment, ensuring safety, and avoiding costly spring repairs. Here's your comprehensive guide to managing commercial landscapes.
The Essential Guide to Pruning Spring Flowering Trees
Learn the best times and techniques for pruning spring-flowering trees to ensure a vibrant and healthy garden. Find expert tips on when to prune and what trees to avoid.
What caught my eye: Planting a tree? A few tips
Joe Oszust from Davey's Albany, New York, office talks about the Arbor Day event he held and what advice he shared with attendees about planting trees.
The Arbor Day Foundation Launches New Tree Campus Healthcare Recognition Program
The Arbor Day Foundation announced the launch of its new Tree Campus Healthcare program.
Kent and Beyond: Opening a Network of Training Opportunities
Within the SEED Campus’s main building, a 10,700-square-foot space will soon transform into a state-of-the-art indoor climbing center. Over the next year, new training opportunities will open for Davey employees and the greater industry.
570 Trees, 13.5 Acres, Real-World Insights: A Look at the SEED Campus's Tree Research Plots
At Davey’s SEED (Science, Employee Education and Development) Campus, 570 trees across a 13.5-acre research plot are generating practical insights that will help improve how trees are cared for, treated, and sustained.
Boxwood Leafminer
Boxwood Leafminer are small flies that attack several varieties of boxwood, causing the usually dense foliage to appear weak and lackluster. These pests can kill boxwood twigs and cause mature plants to become susceptible to other diseases, including winter-kill in colder climates.
Wood Decay Fungi in the Landscape
Certain fungi attack multiple species of trees. Mushroom growths, called conks, are seen on the lower portion of the trunk and vary in shape, size and color.
Nevada Homeowners Should Know These 5 Myths About Trees
Davey's Las Vegas office debunks five common tree myths for homeowners.
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