by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Aug 29, 2024 | Tree Health
As the leaves begin to change and the temperatures start to drop, it’s easy to get caught up in the beauty of fall. However, for professionals in tree care, this season marks an important time for maintenance and preparation. Many homeowners may not realize the...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Jul 31, 2024 | Tree Health
Engaging in effective tree care is crucial for the health and longevity of the trees on your property. One of the methods gaining popularity is tree injections, a practice that can offer direct treatment for a wide range of tree health issues. But what are tree...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | May 18, 2023 | Information About Pests & Diseases, Tree Health
Your American elm trees may be at high risk of Dutch elm disease (DED). DED is one of the most destructive tree diseases worldwide. Once contracted, this disease spreads easily and can kill off an entire population if uncontrolled. Fortunately, a skilled arborist can...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | May 9, 2022 | Tree Health
Mature, beautiful trees are a benefit to any landscape. They provide homes for wildlife, add beauty to your home or business, improve the environment, and cool down the area. But if your mature tree shows signs of being unhealthy, you may need to consider whether to...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Aug 23, 2021 | Tree Health
As the fall season arrives, the trees on your property will go through a big transition. Leaves will change color, fall, and the tree becomes bare to prepare for the cold months. While the transition happens naturally, you do not want any of your other fall activities...
by Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care | Feb 13, 2020 | The Blog of Schulhoff Tree and Lawn Care, Tree Health
Your landscape trees need and deserve some tender loving care as spring approaches. Winter can leave trees with damage that can affect more than their appearance. The following checklist can help you get the new growing season off on the right foot so that your trees...
