by Katherine Scott | Jan 18, 2024 | Seasonal Tips, Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Removal, Tree Removal Services, Winter
In the winter season, with factors such as snow and ice, a sickly tree can pose a threat to you and your property. Therefore, understanding the importance of recognizing signs for tree removal is crucial for ensuring both safety and property preservation. Look out for...
by Mikaela Bailey | Apr 23, 2021 | Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Pruning
Did you know there are over 500 types of oak trees throughout the world? From the White Oak to the Japanese Evergreen Oak to the Southern Red Oak. These magnificent trees can be found in a variety of colors and thrive in many different climates. This is probably why...
by Mikaela Bailey | Jul 29, 2020 | Landscaping, Stump Removal, Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Removal, Tree Removal Services
Do you have a tree stump still in the ground from a cut-down tree? If the answer is yes, you’re probably hoping that it will naturally breakdown and decay over time. Though this is true and a tree stump sitting in the yard may seem harmless, it is not always the case....
by Mikaela Bailey | Jun 17, 2020 | Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Pests
What is an Aphid? An aphid is a small insect, only about 1/8 inch long, that is often referred to as a greenfly or blackfly. It is a common pest that feeds on the nutrient-rich sap from leaves and flowers. Though it may seem as if a bug so small could be harmless, in...
by Joe Wagner | Apr 7, 2020 | Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Removal
Tree blights and fungus can wreak havoc on trees, and the threats facing our trees and forests vary from year to year. Here are some of the top threats facing trees in Front Royal, Warren County, and the greater Shenandoah Valley. Thousand Cankers Image: U.S....
by Joe Wagner | Jan 5, 2020 | Root Rot, Tree Care, Tree Disease, Tree Removal
As the saying goes, “what grows up must come down”… or something like that. The point is, if you have trees on your property, you’ll eventually face the possibility that one of them will die and need to be cut down. Removing trees when their time has come can protect...