Arbor Masters of Wichita’s Blog

Welcome to our blog! Here, you'll find valuable information and insights on all things tree care. Our team of Certified Arborists is passionate about helping you maintain the health and beauty of your trees. Whether you're a homeowner or a business owner, we're here to provide expert advice and tips.

A panoramic view of dormant winter trees in Wichita with bare branches clearly revealing their structural form against a cloudy sky, highlighting the ideal conditions for professional assessment.
Why Schedule a Structural Tree Assessment This Winter in Wichita?
Winter is the best time for structural tree assessments in Wichita. Arborists spot hidden risks while trees are dormant to protect your home and trees.
Vibrant fall foliage displaying brilliant yellows, oranges, and reds along forest path in healthy Midwest woodland.
How to Make Your Midwest Trees’ Fall Colors More Vibrant: A Tree Care Guide for Spectacular Autumn Foliage
Tired of dull fall trees? Discover proven methods to enhance fall tree colors in the Midwest through strategic fertilization, pruning & soil treatments.
A large tree fallen on residential home in Wichita showing severe property damage from wind failure.
Preventing Wind Damage to Wichita Trees: The Science Behind Proper Pruning
Don’t let the next storm tear through your yard. Learn how expert pruning from Wichita’s ISA Certified Arborists is key to preventing wind damage to your 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.
A large tree fallen onto house after storm damage in Wichita neighborhood, demonstrating the importance of post-storm tree inspection.
How to Inspect Your Trees After a Storm to Find Hidden Damage
After a Wichita storm, tree damage isn’t always obvious. Discover how to inspect your trees safely and when to call Arbor Masters’ ISA Certified Arborists.
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.
An Arbor Masters tree care professional in orange safety clothing injecting fertilizer around the root zone of a tree, with the company's blue truck visible in Wichita.
Fertilization Fails: 6 Signs Your Wichita Tree Is Begging for Nutrients
When fertilization is overdue, your tree shows it. Uncover 6 warning signs Wichita trees give when they’re low on nutrients – and how to help.
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.
Leaves that are discolored and dying on a tree in Goddard, KS.
From Leaf Spots to Dead Branches: Diagnosing Tree Diseases in Wichita
When you notice discolored leaves or dead branches, it could be a sign of a tree disease. Learn more about these common symptoms and what they might mean.
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.
An emerald ash borer adult on a leave in Wichita, KS
How to Protect Your Wichita Trees from Emerald Ash Borer and Other Invasive Pests
Worried about emerald ash borer in Wichita? Learn which invasive insects are already here – and what you can do now to protect your trees before they spread.
A tree carving designed by Arbor Masters tree artist in Iowa.

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