by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Jul 11, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
A mere 15 years after its arrival in the U.S., likely after stowing away inside some packing crates from its native Asia, the emerald ash borer (EAB) has spread to dozens of states, leaving millions of decimated ash trees in its wake. This destructive pest migrates...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Jun 8, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
After a storm or even a bad winter, your tree might be looking a little worse for wear. Broken branches, stripped bark, yellowing leaves, and other injuries can make it look like your tree is on its last legs of life. However, some trees that look badly injured,...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | May 11, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
In emergency services, a rescue saves a living person or creature. However, people and animals aren’t the only living things in need of help. Ash trees across the U.S. need protection against the emerald ash borer, a small beetle native to eastern Asia. In some...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Apr 13, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
In the arid climate of Colorado, water conservation is a constant and worthy concern for homeowners. One of the best ways to conserve water is to plan your landscaping to look beautiful without the need for frequent or extra irrigation. All plants need some water to...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Mar 10, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
“The edible landscape” is a term used to describe the healthy oasis you create when you include food-producing trees and shrubs on your property. Landowners and the community benefit when they install fruit and nut trees in place of purely ornamental...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Jan 23, 2017 | Tree and Lawn Care
A healthy landscape, including lawn and trees, can withstand a few insect pests with little to no visible damage. The problem occurs when a pest is able to take advantage of a weakness in your plants or in your landscape design. Don’t be guilty of putting your...
