Seasonal Tree Care

Planting trees in Vermont this fall? Cooler weather and warm soil can help new trees establish strong roots before winter. Learn how to get started.

Seeing yellow leaves or early drop on your Vermont trees this summer? Learn what heat and drought stress look like and when to call a certified arborist.

When summer rolls around, it’s easy to get caught up in outside tasks such as tending the garden, weeding flower beds, mowing the lawn, or just relaxing in your backyard. But the summer season can be hard on trees, and we often fall into the trap of thinking they can handle the hot weather on…

All trees are vulnerable to insect infestations that can cause illness or even death. While different trees and regions experience various types of insects and related diseases, here in Vermont, we have some pests that have created problems for years and others that are new to our area. That’s why it’s important to inspect the…

For the soul looking for signs of spring after a long winter, aside from the daffodils and crocuses, there are a number of trees that flower in early spring before the leaves come out in May. Trees can have large showy flowers, like those on a Catalpa, Magnolia or Apple tree, or smaller more discrete…