Protect Your Oak Trees
Oak trees are notable for their size and strength. They’re also one of the most common trees in the St. Louis area and in the Midwest. Oaks are robust trees with generally strong root systems that contribute to their excellent stability, even in the face of violent windstorms. But even [...]
Jun
What’s the difference between ISA Certification and an ISA Qualification?
ISA Certification (International Society of Arboriculture Certification) is a credential offered by the International Society of Arboriculture, a professional organization dedicated to promoting proper tree care practices worldwide. ISA Certification is designed to assess and recognize the knowledge and skills of individuals working in the field of arboriculture, specifically related [...]
May
What’s wrong with my tree? Hard scale
Hard scale is a type of tree scale Hard scale refers to a type of scale insect that infests and feeds on trees. Scale insects are small, sap-feeding insects that belong to the order Hemiptera. The term “hard scale” specifically refers to scale insects that have a hard, armor-like covering [...]
May
Andy’s Monthly Tree Report – May 2023
Oh, how time flies… I feel like most plants have finally fully leafed out and it’s almost June already. Unsurprisingly, May’s weather has been hot, cold, wet, and dry which makes for some interesting situations in the urban landscape. Below are some highlights of what’s been going on: That nasty [...]
May
Warning Sign A Tree Company May Not Be Reputable?
Asking For Money Upfront Tree care companies are in high demand for their expertise in maintaining and improving the health of your trees. However, not all tree care companies are created equal. Some companies may ask for payment upfront, which can be a red flag and a warning sign to [...]
May