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Archive for the ‘Fall Tree Care’ Category
Leaf spots on aspen leaves
Leaf spot fungus on an aspen tree has no known chemical control. It can be minimized through good cultural practices. Raking and disposing of leaves in the fall will remove the matter that fungus travel on. Also known as marssonina or ink spot. This fungii will make all the leaves fall off your aspen tree … Read More >>
Trees Are People Too – Fertilization in the Fall
Our lives are full of environmental stressors. We all know what they are: large workloads processed food pollution These stressors can cause disease. Trees, like humans, are susceptible to environmental stressors as well. Just a few examples of tree stressors are: low moisture competition from other trees and shrubs nearby construction Thus, it is important to provide … Read More >>
4 Steps to Identify Soil Compaction, a Stress on Trees
Urban soil is decimated by walkways and crowds of people, particularly at, commercial and retail centers schools government buildings Since you’re tree may be struggling from soil compaction (many urban trees do) it helps to know symptoms. Let’s assume you notice that your species of tree is suffering. The tree pictures accompanying this discussion of … Read More >>