Diseases & Defects
As Beech Leaf Disease continues to spread through the eastern United States, researchers are hard at work finding a suitable and effective treatment to save our native forest species. Here's a quick update on recent findings and what this means for Pennsylvania's beech population.
August heat can be brutal. Even well-established trees can silently suffer from drought stress, which weakens their structure, slows growth, and makes them more vulnerable to disease, pests, and storm damage. But the good news? If you catch the signs early, you can often save the tree and avoid costly removal.
In this article, we’ll explore how to identify tree-related structural damage and provide you with essential tips to safeguard your home. Stay informed and proactive to ensure that your home remains a safe and comfortable haven.
Tree defects and deficiencies can occur for a number of reasons. We explore the six most common structural defects, and what you can do about them.
Trees bring beauty to your landscape, but there are signs to look for that indicate your tree might need to be removed.
