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Practice Makes Perfect: Field Management 101
Nothing says game day like a crisply lined field, with bright white lines for everyone to see. Whether you have a natural surface (grass, dirt, etc.) or a synthetic one (field turf), making sure it’s maintained and ready for competition is essential.
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ODA Releases New Plant Pest List
Recently updated: a list of invasive plants that could negatively impact native Ohio plant communities and ecosystems.
Celebrating Earth Day: How Trees Positively Impact Us
Jason Parker from Davey's Warminster office shares tree planting benefits and best practices in honor of Earth Day.
Great Ideas for $1,000: Home, Travel, Gifts & Fitness
In this Kiplinger article, Davey's RJ Laverne tells homeowners to be patient and opt for planting medium trees that will give you a great return on your investment in about three to five years when they catch up to the larger trees.
How Altitude Affects Tree Growth in Denver: What Homeowners Should Know
High elevation, dry soil, and UV exposure all impact tree growth in Denver. Learn how altitude affects tree health and which trees thrive at 5,000+ feet.
Fairy Rings
Signs of fairy ring include a dark green circle or arc of rapidly growing turfgrasses, sometimes lined with a band of dead grass. Occasionally, mushrooms or puffballs form along the ring. Fairy rings develop most commonly in spring and fall when there is excess moisture.
How to Support Tree Limbs
Protect your tree and property from any future damage with tree support systems. Understanding the type of tree support system your tree needs should be assessed by a certified arborist for the best outcome.
When Should Hedges Be Cut Back In Pacific Northwest
In the Pacific Northwest, hedges should be pruned in the late winter or early spring. March is usually a good month for hedge pruning.
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