Owen Tree Service Blog

Chinch bugs pose a persistent challenge to homeowners, especially as summer temperatures rise and lawns come under stress.

When designing a landscape in Grand Blanc, Michigan, incorporating evergreen trees can be an excellent way to add year-round beauty.

The use of mycorrhizae fertilizer can help reduce the need for chemical fertilizers.

This unique creature is known for its distinctive habit of producing frothy "spittle" masses.

The only negative that comes with the warmer weather is mosquitoes.

Autumn Olive and Russian Olive are both non-native species in Michigan and are difficult to control.

These specialized surfacing materials provide a safe, comfortable, and accessible environment for young playground users.

The heat of the summer is here and your lawn might be starting to look a bit different.

An unusual insect our arborists often cross paths with in the spring in is the maple petiole borer.

Purple Loosestrife is a beautiful plant, but it poses a serious threat to our waters, wetlands and streams.

Elms in the picturesque town of Northville are under threat from a tiny but formidable foe: the elm leaf beetle.

Soil compaction and girdling roots are unseen problems that can have adverse effects on tree health.

Used by professional sports fields and golf courses – this maintenance practice can help your lawn, too.

White pines face numerous threats from diseases and insect infestations that can compromise their health.

Cedar-hawthorn rust can be a troublesome disease when both junipers and hawthorns are present in the landscape.