Owen Tree Service Blog

As winter approaches homeowners often shift their focus away from lawn maintenance, but that can be a mistake.

Apple scab is a significant disease affecting apples and crabapple tree leaves.

Launching a new business often requires clearing land to make way for construction.

These bright yellow invaders can quickly transform a pristine lawn into a sea of unwanted flowers.

Winter pruning of oak and elm trees is vital for several reasons.

Understanding the basics of tree fertilization can make a significant difference in the health and longevity of your trees.

Tree removal is a service provided by professional tree care companies to ensure the safety, health, and aesthetics of your property.

Spring lawn fertilization is the first step to having a green, healthy lawn throughout the growing season.

Left untreated, apple scab can weaken trees and detract from the beauty of your property.

Tree removal and trimming along road right-of-ways are essential practices that ensure safety, preserve road integrity, and enhance aesthetic appeal

Homeowners often face the challenge of dandelions, which can quickly overtake lawns if left unchecked.

Winter is the best time of the year to prune your oak or elm trees.

Leafminers are small larvae that burrow between the layers of leaves, creating distinctive, winding trails.

Two primary culprits, Diplodia Tip Blight and Dothistroma Needle Blight can cause significant damage to Austrian pines.

Necrotic Ring Spot is a destructive fungal disease that can affect Kentucky bluegrass lawns.