Posts by Arbor Masters
How Buried Root Flares Impact the Health of Northland’s Oaks
Your oak might not be dying of old age — a buried root flare could be the real problem. Know the warning signs and find out what a Certified Arborist can do.
Read MoreHow to Prepare Mature Trees for Severe Weather in Lee’s Summit
Your mature trees survived decades of storms — but hidden vulnerabilities compound with age. Here’s how to prepare mature trees for severe weather this spring.
Read MoreDo Trees Need Soil Testing Before Fertilization in Spring?
Still paying for tree fertilization with nothing to show for it? Spring soil testing shows why — and what Johnson County’s alkaline clay soil actually needs.
Read MoreHow to Spot and Treat Magnolia Scale in the Cedar Rapids Area
In Iowa, magnolia scale is one of the most common and damaging insect pests on ornamental magnolias. It’s also one of the most misidentified, as homeowners often mistake the sticky residue and black-coated leaves for sap or disease before realizing thousands of small insects are feeding on their tree. Without proper magnolia scale treatment, the…
Read MoreBagworms on Oaks and Elms — Why Your Deciduous Trees Are at Risk in Broken Arrow and Jenks
Bagworms don’t just target evergreens. Learn why your oaks, elms, and maples in Broken Arrow and Jenks are at risk — and what happens if you ignore them.
Read MoreEmerald Ash Borer in Dallas: What to Do Right Now If You Have an Ash Tree
Emerald ash borer is killing Dallas ash trees right now. If you have an ash on your property, what you do this spring determines whether it survives.
Read MoreTree Fertilization in Polk County, IA That Actually Works
Polk County’s alkaline clay soil locks out the nutrients your trees need. Find out how professional fertilization is different, and why the timing matters.
Read MoreWhy Trees in Bettendorf and North Scott County Need Deep Root Fertilization
Bettendorf and North Scott County soils vary greatly, from glacial till ridges to river corridor. Learn why deep root fertilization must match your soil.
Read MoreHow to Identify and Treat Soft Scale Insects on Oklahoma City Trees
Sticky residue on your tree or surfaces below? It could be soft scale insects. Learn how to spot the signs and when to treat in Oklahoma City.
Read MorePecan Trees in Fort Worth: Problems, Care & What to Watch For
Protect your Fort Worth pecan tree. Learn how local conditions impact its health, what proper care looks like, and when expert help is needed.
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