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The New Threat: How to Prevent Asian Longhorned Beetle Infestation

As invasive species continue to threaten native trees across the U.S., one pest in particular has tree care professionals and homeowners on high alert: the Asian Longhorned Beetle. Originally from Asia, this destructive insect targets a wide variety of hardwood trees, including maples, elms, willows, and birches. With the potential [...]

Tree of the Month: The Turkish Filbert

If you’re looking for a tough, attractive, and low-maintenance tree that brings beauty and resilience to your landscape, the Turkish Filbert might be the perfect choice. While this lesser-known species is not native to the midwest, it’s gaining popularity in urban and suburban settings, including especially in the greater St. [...]

Leaf Cleanup Alternatives: Composting, Mulch-Making, and Eco Tips

Every fall, yards across St. Charles and St. Louis transform into blankets of red, gold, and brown. But once the beauty fades, those fallen leaves become a chore and for many homeowners, that means hours of raking and countless bags headed to the curb. But what if you could turn [...]

Tree of the Month: Sugar Maple

If you’ve lived in Missouri for any length of time, there’s a good chance you’ve admired a sugar maple without even knowing it. Each autumn, these trees light up St. Charles and St. Louis neighborhoods with vibrant displays of orange, red, and gold. Their classic shape, dense canopy, and long [...]

Why Fall is Ideal for Mulching in the St. Charles and St. Louis Areas and How to Do It Right

Mulching is often thought of as a spring task, something you do to make garden beds look fresh and tidy after winter. But for homeowners in the St. Charles and St. Louis areas, fall mulching can be even more important. As trees and shrubs begin their transition into dormancy, applying [...]