Tree Care Tips from Arbor Masters

Found bagworms on your Wichita trees? Their size and life stage can determine whether treatment will still work. Learn what to look for and what to do next.

The pruning restriction window has lifted, but is your tree actually ready? A Certified Arborist explains what to look for before scheduling work in Dallas.

Yellow leaves on your Midwest City or Del City tree? Learn the visual pattern that reveals the cause, from iron chlorosis to pest damage & what to do about it.

Those white webs on your tree branches look alarming – but almost never are. See what fall webworm actually risks and when to call in a Certified Arborist.

Brown, crispy leaves don't always mean your tree is dying. Learn what causes summer leaf scorch, when to water, and when to call an arborist.

A green lawn doesn't always mean your tree is getting enough water. Learn why mature trees wilt in summer in NE Johnson County and what you can do about it.

See fuzzy bags, white tent webs, or fine silk on your Norman trees? Learn to identify bagworms, webworms, and spider nests—and when to call a professional.

Silk nests on your branch tips around Pleasant Hill? It's likely fall webworm. Learn what it is, whether it harms your tree, and when to call an arborist.

A single branch wilting and yellowing on your Quad Cities elm may signal Dutch elm disease. Learn the symptoms, how it spreads, and how to save your tree.

Japanese beetles peak in July across Eastern Iowa. A Cedar Rapids Certified Arborist explains the damage, the treat-vs-tolerate call, and your real options.

Wondering if you should renew your annual plant health care program? Learn why the absence of pests is one of the best reasons to continue preventive treatments.

Fall webworms create alarming webs in Dallas pecan trees. Learn what they are, why they're usually not emergencies, and when professional care makes sense.