Owen Tree Service Blog

The invasive box tree moth has quickly become a significant concern for boxwood owners in West Bloomfield and Farmington Hills.

White pines, like any other tree, face various threats from diseases and insect infestations.

Trees can defend themselves if they are healthy and have enough resources.

Few sights ensure that spring has arrived as the blooming of ornamental trees.

Oak trees are facing a growing threat from the two-lined chestnut borer.

These beneficial fungi form symbiotic relationships with tree roots.

If you’ve noticed black, tar-like spots on the leaves of your maple trees, they may be affected by tar spot.

As with all plants, boxwoods are vulnerable to pests and diseases.

New detections of this invasive insect were found in Macomb and Lenawee counties.

Knowing the signs of this fungal disease can help us take action before it's too late.

It's time for pine tree owners to be on alert for a sneaky pest: the Zimmerman pine moth.

While Oak Wilt is a concern in the area, it is relatively rare compared to an insect called the two-lined chestnut borer.

Spruce needlecast complex is a common issue affecting spruce trees in Michigan.

This tiny pest can pose a significant threat to the health and aesthetic appeal of your boxwood plants.

These roots are often found near the base of the trunk, where the root flare should be visible.