831-426-6340Watch Your Trees for Root Rot Diseases
- 12.21.2018When you think of tree diseases, images of spotted and dead leaves may come to mind. These are the most common signs of tree diseases like anthracnose and bacterial leaf spot.
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5 Small, Beautiful Trees for Your Garden Beds
Admin - 11.06.2018Finding small to medium trees for your garden beds can be hard in California. Crabapples, crape myrtles, and other common small trees don't tolerate the heat of zones 9 and 10.
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Admin - 09.07.2018Ash trees are known for their opposite branching and their slender leaves. Their tall, straight trunks make them a tidy choice for backyards - ash trees tend to have a sweet, appealing scent. Planting ash trees in California is not overly challenging, and several varieties do well in the climate. Before you plant an ash tree, take a look at the advice below for selecting, planting, and caring for the tree.
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Admin - 07.06.2018The Central California Coast region is suffering an invasion of destructive non-native plants.
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Admin - 05.08.2018Mature apple trees require a little attention in order to produce tasty fruit. If
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Admin - 03.12.2018If a major storm just swept through your area, then you should be taking care of the trees on your property. Follow these steps to care for your trees.
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Watch Your Trees for Root Rot Diseases
When you think of tree diseases, images of spotted and dead leaves may come to mind. These are the most common signs of tree diseases like anthracnose and bacterial leaf spot. -
5 Small, Beautiful Trees for Your Garden Beds
Finding small to medium trees for your garden beds can be hard in California. Crabapples, crape myrtles, and other common small trees don't tolerate the heat of zones 9 and 10. -
Planting and Caring for Ash Trees in California
Ash trees are known for their opposite branching and their slender leaves. Their tall, straight trunks make them a tidy choice for backyards - ash trees tend to have a sweet, appealing scent. Planting ash trees in California is not overly challenging, and several varieties do well in the climate. Before you plant an ash tree, take a look at the advice below for selecting, planting, and caring for the tree.
