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The Best Robot Lawn Mowers Take Care of Your Yard For You
Jim Zwack, vice president of the Davey Institute, shares advice on buying a robot lawn mower.
Davey Among Top 10 Largest Employee-Owned Companies
Davey Tree ranks 9th on the NCEO Top 100 list for 2020
Why Do My Palm Tree’s Leaves Have White Spots?
Palm Tree’s Leaves Have White Spots? Keep reading for a quick rundown on why palm leaves turn white and what you can do.
Tips to tackle extreme weather damage with trees
Kevin Sproule from Davey's Edmonton, Alberta, office talks about how to spot a hazardous tree on your property and what you should do.
Preserving American History Through Grounds Maintenance At Joint Base Andrews
Located at a Civil War-era campsite and officially becoming operational in 1943, Joint Base Andrews now houses support for nationally-significant mission assets. Davey crews are on-site daily to ensure personnel can perform their duties in a safe and well-maintained environment.
Professional warns of damage rock salt could do to trees
Lukas Suzano from Davey's Buffalo office talks about what salt damage looks like on trees and steps you can take to avoid it.
How to Stake a Tree the Right Way
Gary Schermerhorn from Davey's King of Prussia office and Jason Parker from Davey's Warminster Office share advice on how to correctly stake your trees.
Omaha, get ready to garden: A few things to know for those itching to get back outside
In this Omaha.com article, Josh Rongish from Davey’s Omaha, Nebraska, office gives his advice on preparing your trees for storms.
Barklice
Bark Lice are small, dark-colored insects that produce fine, dense webbing on the trunks of host trees. Varying in color from tan to black, these pests may or may not have wings, and are usually less than five millimeters long.
Mites
Mites are nearly invisible, but they can cause destruction that will surely be noticed on a variety of indoor and outdoor trees, shrubs and plants. Signs that mites are present include spotting, bronzing or yellowing of leaves and the presence of small webs between twigs.
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