The spotted lanternfly comes out in the summer, attracted by Ailanthus trees but also Maples, fruit trees, and Evergreens. Not only are they everywhere, but they attract bees and other insects as well.
Cabling utilizes high-strength cables to help limit the motion of large branches and, more importantly, branch unions.
A common sign that your tree is in bad health is lead discoloration. If leaves start to change into their fall colors too early, this could be a sign that the tree is sick or dying.
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July Tip of The Month: As we enter Summer and trees should be lush with green leaves and growing strongly, watch out for pre-fall coloring. Leaves turning brown early in July could be a sign of sickness and infection, have your trees checked out early to avoid problems with Storms. Learn More.
June Tip of The Month: This Summer we are seeing a spread of Gypsy Moths and Caterpillars everywhere! Learn More.