Tree care and tree service tips written by a certified arborist:
- what is the best season to prune a tree
- best and worst trimming techniques
- pest and disease prevention
- planting and caring for trees
- stump removal
How Long Does It Take for a Tree Stump to Decay Naturally?
Tree stumps naturally decompose through a complex biological process that transforms solid wood into nutrient-rich soil over time. Understanding the natural decay timeline helps you make informed decisions about whether to wait for decomposition or pursue removal options for stumps on your Chicago or Evanston property. This comprehensive guide explores decay timeframes, biological mechanisms, environmental…
Best Time To Trim Trees In Illinois
More often than not, most people in Illinois tend to believe that pruning during fall is the perfect time of the year. We’re going to see if that really holds water, especially when there are four seasons. Pruning is done for several reasons but mostly to maintain safety and to control the size of the…
How To Choose A Tree Expert
With the presence of Emerald Ash Borer, the tree industry on Chicago’s north shore has seen an extreme increase in the demand for tree workers. This has prompted many entrepreneurs to purchase trucks and chainsaws to head out and make some quick cash. The problem is that many of these new companies do not have an understanding of the…
Who Is Responsible for Fallen Tree Removal in Illinois
In the state of Illinois, the question of who is responsible for fallen tree removal can often be a source of confusion. It is essential for residents to understand their rights and obligations when it comes to this matter. This article aims to provide guidance on the subject, ensuring that individuals can navigate the process…
Phytophthora Root Rot in Trees
As you tend to your garden, a place where each plant and tree feels like part of your family, you may notice that one of your trees isn’t flourishing as it should. You might be facing Phytophthora Root Rot (PRR), an ancient scourge that’s as much a threat now as it was in times long…
Verticillium Wilt in Trees
Verticillium wilt, a significant tree disease in Illinois, particularly impacts urban areas like Chicago. Caused by soil-borne fungi such as Verticillium dahliae and Verticillium albo-atrum, this disease obstructs the vascular tissues of trees. Symptoms are often dire, including leaf wilting, yellowing, and premature defoliation, leading to potential tree mortality. These symptoms typically manifest between May…
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