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Why Does My Tree Only Have Leaves on One Side?
Wondering why your tree has no leaves on one side? Learn why your tree is not leafing out.
Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) Alert: What You Need to Know
Get the need-to-know facts on Spotted Lanternfly (SLF): what does spotted lanternfly look like, what states have spotted lanternflies, what trees are affected by spotted lanternfly, spotted lanternfly tree damage, what to do if you see a spotted lanternfly.
Tips on Choosing a Certified Arborist
Lou Meyer from Davey's mid-Atlantic region shares advice on how to select a safe and certified arborist.
How to identify ‘zombie trees’
Steven Kendall from Hartney Greymont, a Davey company, in Needham, talks about how to spot a zombie tree, which can help avoid storm damage on your property.
WNY plants under attack by bugs, fungus and disease
In this WKBW Buffalo news segment, Andy Cunniff of Davey's Buffalo office talks about the recent weather impacts you might be seeing on your trees and why it's important to have a certified arborist out to inspect them.
Davey Resource Group Promotes Sadler to Regional Vice President, Business Development, UAM
Jeremy Sadler promoted to regional vice president, business development, UAM.
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Is It Safe to Cut Pine Roots Growing Close to My House?
When pine tree roots grow near your home foundation, you might wonder whether or not you can cut the roots of a tree without killing it. We provide answers to the question: Can you cut pine tree roots?
Perennial Plant Care: What You Need to Know About Cutting Back Perennials
All perennials need to be cut back for healthy growth. Depending on the type of plant some should be cut back in late fall or early winter, while others in spring. Learn how to properly cut back your perennials and which perennials need back in fall or spring.
Salt Tolerant Evergreen Trees (By Zone)
Winter salt can dry out evergreens, making their needles brown or yellow. Instead, select salt tolerant evergreens trees for the northeast region and each zone.
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