Which Urban Tree Species Are Most Resilient With Mycorrhizal Fungi?
Mycorrhizae are a group of beneficial fungi that attach themselves to plant roots and substantially increase the size of the plants root system.
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Mycorrhizae are a group of beneficial fungi that attach themselves to plant roots and substantially increase the size of the plants root system.
To ensure these trees continue to flourish, common issues such as compacted soil and girdling roots should be addressed promptly.
Glossy buckthorn and common buckthorn are invasive shrubs or small trees that can crowd out native plants.
Mycorrhizae-enhanced fertilizer offers significant benefits for tree establishment in varied soil conditions.
Oak wilt is a vascular tree disease that can infect both forest oaks and oak trees in our landscapes.
White pines are vulnerable to a variety of diseases and insect infestations that can damage their health.
Mycorrhizal fungi play a crucial role in supporting the health and longevity of urban trees.
Apple scab is a widespread problem for homeowners with crabapple trees.
Five common insect pests our arborists are looking for in the early spring.
Pine needle scale is a significant pest affecting ornamental pines.
Spruce needlecast complex is a common issue impacting spruce trees in Chesterfield and throughout Michigan.
Five excellent alternatives to Colorado Blue Spruce.
Apple scab, caused by the fungus Venturia inaequalis, is a frequent problem for homeowners with crabapple trees.
Fungi growing on or near the trunk of the tree could be an indication of a serious problem for a tree
Moist spring weather creates ideal conditions for apple scab, a fungal disease caused by Venturia inaequalis.
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