Get tree care tips to help keep your valuable elms, oaks, ash, conifers, and other trees healthy and looking their best no matter what Mother Nature may throw at them.
Your Southeastern Pennsylvania Winter Tree Care Checklist
Wondering how to care for your trees this winter? Clauser shares expert tips in our must-have winter tree care checklist for Southeastern PA residents!
Can I Prune My Neighbor’s Overhanging Tree?
When a neighbor’s overhanging tree crosses your property, can you trim it? Clauser explains your rights and the concerns of pruning an overhanging tree.
Seasonal Fertilization to Keep Your Trees Looking Beautiful Year-Round
Fertilization can help or harm your trees depending on the time of year, its nutrient needs, how it’s applied, and more. Learn the ins and outs of seasonal fertilization for trees to keep the look-ing their best.
Protecting Pennsylvania’s Native Trees
If you’re a property owner passionate about the environment, it’s essential to understand native trees considered protected species in Pennsylvania. These aren't just beautiful elements in our landscape; they are crucial to our ecosystem.
The Best Times to Prune Pennsylvania Trees
Uncover the surprising truth about year-round tree pruning in Pennsylvania and keep your outdoor space looking stunning all year long. We cover the best times to prune, things to consider when planning tree pruning, and more.
Tree Anti-Desiccants: Staying Hydrated All Winter Long
Discover the secret to keeping your trees hydrated all winter long with anti-desiccants. Say goodbye to dry and unhealthy Pennsylvania trees!
7 Signs of a Dying Tree and 7 Things You Can Do About It
Is your Pennsylvania tree dying? Recognize the signs of an unhealthy tree and discover the things you can do to make it thrive again. Learn more now!
7 Signs of a Dangerous Tree
Do you know if your tree is dangerous? Here are 7 things you can inspect to tell if your tree is healthy or a hazard, and what to do if your tree poses a danger.
Tree Topping – Just Don’t Do It
Tree topping is commonly done and may seem to be an efficient way to reduce the size of a tree. Unfortunately, it has severe unintended consequences that put your tree and surrounding structures at risk. Learn why tree topping is NOT an acceptable pruning practice.
