Tree Care Tips from Arbor Masters

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.

Dogwood trees are a great choice for gardeners looking to add beauty and shade to their landscape.

Like many other pests, Spider Mites are small arachnids that eat through your trees and plants and can cause serious damage.

The Eastern Red Cedar, Juniperus virginiana, is an evergreen coniferous tree native to eastern North America.

During inspection before a routine pruning of a large Pin Oak tree in Prairie Village, Kansas, to promote new growth and overall plant health during the coming spring, our certified arborists noticed significant rotting and deterioration from the inside of the tree.

Find out everything you need to know about oak tree pruning and signs of oak wilt.

Ash trees are large, deciduous trees with smooth, gray bark and wide-reaching branches that provide ample shade.

Root rot is a common condition that affects trees, shrubs and other plants which cause the roots to decay.

The Spotted Lanternfly is a type of pest that is known for attacking trees. They have been seen across the northeast United States and are spreading quickly.

  Welcome to our series on trees 101! Each post, we will dive into common trees in the midwestern United States to learn more about tree care, growth, and identification. Today, we’re focusing our attention on the Bur Oak tree. The bur oak tree provides food and shelter for a variety of wildlife including birds,…