Feb 25, 2021 | Plating, Trees
Adding new trees to your yard can be a bit pricey at first, but the value that they can add to your home well outweighs their initial cost. Planting new trees at the right time gives them the best opportunity to thrive in your landscape, helping to protect your...
Jan 5, 2021 | Emerald Ash Borer, Winter
Because we live in an area that has cold winters, we can often rely on these chilly temperatures to help us get rid of some annoying plant and lawn pests without treatment. But when it comes to the invasive emerald ash borer, this approach unfortunately does not work....
Dec 1, 2020 | Fall, Fertilization
Just as your lawn needs regular fertilization throughout the year to be healthy and strong, so do you trees and shrubs. Think of fertilizer like food for your plants, helping give them all of the nutrients they need to thrive. But the fertilizer you use on your lawn...
Nov 30, 2020 | Fall, Trees
Right now is the best time to focus on giving your trees a good trim. Why? Snow and ice can cause issues with trees that are now structurally sound. As your trees drop their leaves, it is easier for us to see any issues it might have. We can check for defects, dead or...
Nov 2, 2020 | Drought, Winter
Nebraska’s current drought conditions range from abnormally dry to extreme drought. This makes fall and winter watering extremely important. Homeowners often believe their landscape plants survived a drought year, but then dieback shows up three to five years...
Oct 21, 2020 | Evergreen, Fall
In late summer and early fall evergreen trees often have needles that dry out and shed. This can be alarming for gardeners, and it can be difficult to tell if early needle drop is cause for concern or just part of the evergreen tree’s annual needle shed. It is typical...
Oct 1, 2020 | Disease, Lilacs
In the last few weeks, we have had many reports of issues with lilacs suffering from severe leaf browning. This is caused by the fungal disease Pseudocercospora. While the leaf browning may be unsightly and worrisome, Pseudocercospora is easy to treat when approached...
