Tree Care Tips from Arbor Masters

Temperatures are going down, the leaves are starting to turn and local plant care is just as important now as ever; when should I start to think about fertilization?

Discover the diverse world of evergreen trees – from broadleaf to needle varieties. Learn how these resilient trees adorn landscapes and enrich ecosystems. Get expert insights on choosing, nurturing and caring for evergreens.

Is pine needle drop a danger for your trees or part of a natural process? Read more to find out signs of natural needle drop and what indicates stress.

Is your tree infested with wood-boring beetles? Learn to spot the signs and symptoms of infestation by beetles and destructive moth larvae so you can get professional treatment before permanent damage occurs.

In this Tree 101 guide, we will tell you about the captivating characteristics of Redbud trees and how to best take care of them.

Crabapples trees are showstoppers in gardens and home lawns across the country.

The beautiful sweet gum tree is native to North America, dropping its infamous spiky gum balls each autumn.

Webworms are small, tannish-brown caterpillars that measure around half-an-inch long that spin thin, cotton-like webs around 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. 

Anthracnose is a plant disease caused by fungi. It can cause severe damage to many species of trees, shrubs and other plants if left untreated.

Powdery mildew is a fungal disease caused by a variety of species in the order Erysiphales.

Maple trees are a popular tree species known for the characteristic leaf shape and vibrant fall colors.