by Timber Works Tree Care | May 22, 2023 | Common Signs, Tree Care Tips
Trees inject singular beauty and value into your landscape while supporting wildlife and other plant species. Yet as with other organisms, trees face the possibility of infections and infestations, some of which are difficult to overcome. Tree ailments—such as oak...
by Timber Works Tree Care | Feb 22, 2023 | Common Signs, Southern Pine Beetles
A healthy, flourishing landscape requires significant work and patience, as homeowners must tend to their trees and vegetation while warding off harmful infestations. All property owners should learn what southern pine beetles are, how to identify them, and how to...
by Timber Works Tree Care | Dec 22, 2022 | Common Signs, Tree Rot, Verticillium Wilt
The health and condition of their trees and landscape should be among landowners’ highest priorities. Among the potential hazards to their property are plant diseases like Verticillium wilt, which can infect and lethally harm trees. So, learning about Verticillium...
by Timber Works Tree Care | Nov 23, 2022 | Common Signs, Spider Mites
All of us probably recognize common house spiders. However, property owners should also study their close cousins, the spider mites. Although minute, spider mites can have a disastrous impact on a property and devastate once-healthy plants. So, learn what spider mites...
by Timber Works Tree Care | Sep 23, 2022 | Common Signs, Scale Insects
The prevalence and illusive nature of scale insects qualify them as a “must-know” among property owners. Indeed, thorough arborists will watch out for scale insects during inspections, as they can devastate trees and plants. Yet learning how to identify scale insects...
by Timber Works Tree Care | Aug 22, 2022 | Anthracnose, Common Signs
Of all the tree diseases Virginia property owners should watch out for, anthracnose ranks high. This fungal illness often causes browning, defoliation, dieback, weakness, and even death. Thus, you should check your shade trees regularly for anthracnose. Knowledge...