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Identifying Zombie Trees
In this interview with FOX2 News, Jonathan Corzine of Davey's St. Louis office talks about the different ways to spot a zombie tree and some of the steps you can take to better that tree's health.
Want to relocate your backyard tree? Here’s what you need to know
George Reno from Davey's Menlo Park office shares best practices for successful tree transplanting.
Digital Desk: Watch out for certain trees on your property
Mike Mabe from Davey's Memphis office talks about how to identify problems in your trees during colder weather.
Is Organic Mulch Better for My Trees & Plants?
Different mulches can have different benefits and figuring out which works best for your yard or garden will help you reach your landscaping goals.
NATCC to be held at Davey SEED Campus
The 2026 North American Tree Climbing Championship (NATCC) will be a site to remember, thanks to The Davey Tree Expert Company’s new SEED Campus.
What to Do About Palm Freeze Damage (and How to Protect Palms)
In some areas, palm trees do not get to soak up the sun all year round. Harsh winter weather can be tough on these tropical trees. Read on to learn how to help them bounce back.
These Denver trees cause the worst allergies
Jay Judd, district manager for Davey's East Denver office, discusses how trees produce pollen and the most pollinated trees in Denver.
Planting Trees for Pollinators: An Arborist’s Advice
Tyler Hesseltine from Davey's North Minneapolis office shares how to create a pollinator-friendly landscape with the right trees.
Line Clearance Solutions For Utility Clients
Winter Desiccation
Winter desiccation is a winter injury condition affecting primarily evergreen shrubs and trees. Winter desiccation occurs most often when soil moisture is low or dry. Heavy winter winds and sun can accelerate water loss and lead to this condition.
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