This looks to be shaping up as a tough winter for us and our trees could be damaged, be prepared with these winter tree tips
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Landscape Report
A look back at the past year may help us be alert to problems ahead. Here’s a summary of the most common problems received in the diagnostic lab on woody ornamentals in 2018. As is typical for most years there were more non-disease (abiotic) problems than infectious (biotic) diseases found on PPDL lab samples in…Read more about Woody Ornamentals Summary 2018[Read More]
Sitting in your back yard on a warm day under the shade of a tree is one of the joys of spring, but there are a growing number of threats that could destroy this experience. Invasive species present dangers like those from above in the form of fragile dead ash trees and from below in…Read more about Emerald Ash Borer University Announcement[Read More]
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