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Why Are Trees and Shrubs Looking Stressed Right Now?

If your trees and shrubs haven’t looked quite right lately, you’re not alone. Across New Jersey, homeowners are noticing brown leaves, thinning canopies, premature leaf drop, branch dieback, and other signs of decline. While insects and diseases are often the first things people suspect, many of the issues we’re seeing this year can be traced […]

How Snow Causes Stress to Trees and Shrubs in Winter

heavy active snowfall on trees and shrubs in winter

This winter has already brought significant snowfall, and with more on the way, it’s a good time to take a closer look at what that weather means for your landscape. Snow can add a quiet beauty to trees and shrubs, but heavy, wet snow and repeated freeze-thaw cycles place real stress on branches, roots, and […]

Fall Root Feeding: Fueling Roots When They Need It Most

Fertilization of ornamental boxwood shrubs

When it comes to fall lawn care, fertilization often takes the spotlight. But while turf gets much of the attention, your trees and shrubs benefit just as much from a seasonal boost. In fact, fall is one of the most important times of year to support trees and shrubs, because their root systems remain active […]

Winter Damage on Trees and Shrubs: How to Spot and Treat It

snow on tree causing branches to break and fall

Winter can be tough on trees and shrubs, especially after a heavy snowfall, ice storm, or deep freeze. Cold temperatures, fluctuating conditions, and harsh winds can leave plants vulnerable to damage that may not be immediately noticeable.

Signs of Drought Stress in Trees and Shrubs

Dry leaves against white sky

With drought conditions impacting New Jersey this fall, it’s important to know how to distinguish between seasonal changes and signs of drought stress in your trees and shrubs.

Understanding and Combating Beech Leaf Disease

Beech tree leaves infected with Beech Leaf Disease

This summer, we’ve observed a troubling increase in BLD cases, especially in Monmouth County. This disease, which weakens and ultimately kills beech trees, poses a significant risk to our local landscapes and the diverse wildlife that depends on these trees.