Tree Care Tips from Arbor Masters

Arbor Masters is with you even after we’ve left your property. Get expert tree care tips from our blog to keep up your trees beauty and value.

A severely leaning tree showing structural issues that require professional assessment to determine risk level and preservation options.
Is a Professional Tree Assessment Worth It? When Tulsa Trees Need Expert Evaluation
Wondering if your Tulsa tree needs professional assessment? Learn when expert evaluation is worth the investment and how it can save you money while preserving your valuable trees.
Vibrant fall foliage with red and orange maple trees in the Central Midwest during peak autumn season.
Benefits of Fall Mulching for Central Midwest Trees
Why do some Central Midwest trees thrive through winter while others fail? The secret is fall mulching. Discover proven techniques from Certified Arborists.
Rows of balled and burlapped trees ready for fall planting season in Tulsa, showing proper nursery preparation for Oklahoma Zone 7a species
Fall Tree Planting in Tulsa: Why Smart Homeowners Consult Arborists Before and After DIY Projects
Smart Tulsa homeowners consult certified arborists before fall tree planting. Get expert species selection, site planning & aftercare for long-term success in new developments.
A tree with major trunk splitting after sustaining storm damage from a tornado.
Restoration Pruning: How to Help Your Tulsa Trees Recover After Summer Storms
Has Tulsa's summer storms left your trees damaged? Discover how professional restoration pruning can save them and improve their structure for years to come.
A tree in Oklahoma showing yellow leaves with green veins, classic symptoms of iron chlorosis in alkaline Great Plains soil.
Treating Iron Chlorosis: Why Fall Gives Great Plains and Midwest Trees the Best Chance
From September to November, trees absorb minerals best. Treat iron chlorosis in the fall to prevent branch dieback, slow growth, and long-term damage.
Healthy oak leaves on a tree in the Great Plains.
Hypoxylon Canker: What Homeowners Need to Know to Protect Their Trees
Hypoxylon canker is a serious tree disease that often goes unnoticed until it’s too late. Learn how to spot it early and protect your Midwest trees.
An oak with large horned oak galls in a yard in the Midwest.
Horned Oak Gall: What Those Spiky Growths on Your Oak Tree Really Mean
Spiky growths on your oak tree? It could be horned oak gall! Learn what causes it, how to manage it, and when to take action to support your tree.
An arborist from Arbor Masters performs fertilization in Tulsa, OK.
Should I Fertilize My Trees in the Summer? (And the Best Time to Do It in Oklahoma)
Think fertilizer will fix your stressed trees? Timing is everything. Learn why summer feeding fails and when Oklahoma trees truly benefit.
A tree in a city with the summer sun behind it.
The Danger of Heat Stress and How to Protect Your Midwest Trees
Midwest heat waves can do more than dry out lawns – they can also weaken or kill trees. Learn how to spot heat stress and protect your property this summer.
Yellow oak leaves showing the signs of insect and disease stress in Tulsa, OK.
6 Tips to Protect Your Tulsa Trees from Insects and Disease This Summer
Tulsa trees are under attack – protect yours. Explore smart, proactive ways to prevent insects and disease from weakening or killing your trees.
The trademark bag that bagworms produce on a tree.
Protecting Your Midwest Trees from Bagworm Infestations
Think those little pine cone-shaped sacs are harmless? They’re bagworms and they can destroy your trees fast! Learn what to look for & how to protect your yard.
An ash tree with the S-shaped gallery underneath the bark indicating an attack from emerald ash borer.
Everything You Need to Know About the Emerald Ash Borer in the Midwest
Emerald ash borer is a serious threat to ash trees in the Midwest. Discover how to identify, prevent, and respond to an infestation on your property.
A tree carving designed by Arbor Masters tree artist in Iowa.

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