A deer grazing in a field is a peaceful sight. However, if you like your plants, a dear in your yard treating your landscape like a free meal is not an ideal situation. Fortunately, there are a few techniques you can use to manage deer browsing, while keeping the deer safe and reducing damage to your plants.

There are many reasons why evergreen trees and shrubs turn color and sometimes die. If your evergreens are turning into ever-browns, look for these common symptoms to see how to save your declining tree.

Web-producing pest infestations are an unsightly problem for trees and can seem to appear out of nowhere. So, what are they? Why do they make webs and how do you get rid of those "spider webs" in your tree?  

When a tree gets a bit too tall for your liking, your instinct may be to give it a quick and easy chop – this is what we call tree topping. Even though it’s not your intent to put the tree in danger, you could be doing so without realizing it.

The problem of soil compaction is an obstacle for many homeowners. With many residential properties having areas of significant soil compactions, this issue cannot be ignored—however, recent technologies have made it easier to effectively treat compaction problems. 

The odds of a tree surviving go down from November into full-on winter. However, there are some tips for planting trees late in the season.

Erosion protector, moisture sustainer, plant enhancer: mulch is all those things and more. Though applying it may seem like a straightforward process, it helps to know a few details. 

Halloween is meant to be festive and outrageous, so why not do something different this spooky season, like adding spooky decor to your yard!  Check out these fun tree and yard decorating ideas! 

Deep root fertilization is often recommended and helpful for your landscape to overcome the summer stress and prepare for the harsh winter months.

Starting October 1st, it is safe to begin cutting and pruning ash trees in Minnesota.