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How to Tell if a Redwood Tree is Dying (And If You Can Save It)
How do you tell if a redwood tree is dying? Is it turning brown or yellowing? You may have a distressed redwood tree. To help, you almost always need to give them more water. Learn more about how to water and how it could save a dying redwood tree!
When is the Best Time to Prune Trees?
We answer your most common questions about when to trim, or prune, trees to promote healthy growth.
Turning the Tides on Coastal Erosion with Living Shorelines
QuickReef, a proprietary living shoreline system from Native Shorelines, a Davey company, provides coastal erosion control using a unique formulation of natural and man-made materials to mimic oyster reefs.
Identifying Common Fall Tree Insects (Pests)
Davey identifies the signs and symptoms of common Fall pests.
What Trees to Add (Or Cut Down) To Increase Property Value
Trees do affect property value. The best trees to increase property value are hardy, disease-resistant trees, like oak or maple. Trees such as fruit and palm are nice but do not add extra value to your home or property. Cutting down trees increases property value if your tree poses a risk.
What, When and Why: The Best Way to Fertilize Trees
Learn when your tree needs to be fertilized, the best tree fertilizer and the best time to fertilize your trees...
How To Tell If Your Pine Trees Are Dead Or Dormant
Here are common signs that your pine tree may be sick.
The Great Debate: Annuals Vs. Perennials
Among landscape enthusiasts, potentially the biggest debate is between choosing annuals or perennials. Read on to learn more about these plant properties.
Do I Have a Winterberry Holly?
Learn how to identify a Winterberry Holly by its leaf, fruit, and bark. Winterberry Holly can grow in zones 3-9 and prefers acidic soil. The shrub needs at least 4 and up to 6 hours of uninterrupted sunlight per day and blooms in late spring.
What Should I Do with My Trees in a Drought?
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