Arbor Masters Blog
From Our Experts
The Importance of Fall Fertilization for Trees
The Arbor Masters Regenerates fertilization program, recommended for all trees as health maintenance, uses beneficial microbes and biochar in addition to seasonally appropriate NPK and micronutrient ratios.
Mulch Magic: The Benefits of Organic Mulch for Trees
Mulch is a valuable yet often overlooked component of tree health. Although it is one of the simplest tree health care practices, proper mulching provides quality and individualized care for your trees.
Tree 101: Everything You Need to Know About Redbud Trees
In this Tree 101 guide, we will tell you about the captivating characteristics of Redbud trees and how to best take care of them.
How To Care for Crabapple Trees
Crabapples trees are showstoppers in gardens and home lawns across the country.
Arbor Masters Expands Presence in Kansas City
Kansas City-based tree care services provider Arbor Masters has made another acquisition in the Kansas City market, merging with Heath Nelson Tree Services. The acquisition is the second
Understanding and Managing Iron Chlorosis in Trees: A Comprehensive Guide
Iron chlorosis is a condition of trees and shrubs caused by an iron deficiency that can lead to losses in growth and potentially, death.
Tree 101: The Notorious Sweet Gum Tree
The beautiful sweet gum tree is native to North America, dropping its infamous spiky gum balls each autumn.
Webworms: Spinning Dangerous Webs on Your Trees
Webworms are small, tannish-brown caterpillars that measure around half-an-inch long that spin thin, cotton-like webs around trees.
Is Horned Oak Gall Affecting Your Trees
Horned oak galls are a type of gall caused by a species of non-stinging wasp called gall wasps.
Everything You Need to Know About Magnolia Trees
Magnolia trees are known for their large, glossy, dark green leaves with creamy white flowers and can be grown almost anywhere in the U.S.
