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Waite: Why we should worry about invasive species, and what can be done (Q and A)
Joe Oszust from Davey's Albany office sits for a Q&A to discuss Invasive Species Awareness Week.
Davey Appoints Olson to Technical Advisor, Davey Institute
David Olson appointed to technical advisor of the Davey Institute.
Easy Landscaping to Help Sell Your Home
A well-groomed landscape not only makes a great first impression, but it can also drive up the value of your home. Read through some tips that can help you turn the best profit on your home.
Snow Season Primer: Don’t Flake Out on Winter Preparations
Once summer peaks, it’s only a matter of time until winter comes calling. Keeping winter storms on your radar now can help you be ready when the cold sets in. See what you should prioritize and prepare for, and how working with your snow removal provider before the snow can set you up for success.
Oak Bracket
Oak bracket is a fibrous, “weeping” fungus that grows at the base of oak trees. The thick fruiting body is called a conk and varies from 2-12cm in width. The surface is a creamy brown color with pitted tubes that secrete an orange/amber liquid when young.
Maintaining Tree Health for Severe Storm Safety
Nick St. Sauveur from Cortese Tree Specialists in Knoxville discusses why you should be doing a tree safety check and what to look for.
Seeing 'Red' Before Fall?
Aren Flint from Davey Resource Group talks about what it could mean for your tree if their leaves are turning red, yellow or brown before fall.
Magnolia Scale
Magnolia scale, This the largest of the soft scale. Adult female scales are relatively large, up to ½ inch and peach to gray in color, often with a fuzzy white covering. Feeding by the insect can stress trees, resulting in twig dieback and a decline in tree health.
Early Fall Color Can Be a Sign of Tree Stress
Ben Wasielewski from Davey's Orlando office talks about how to spot maple decline in your trees and how to keep them healthy.
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