Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Confirmed in 8 New Counties
The hemlock woolly adelgid has infiltrated eight additional counties, endangering hemlock trees across forests and properties. This invasive species saps tree vitality, yet proactive detection and targeted interventions can preserve them. Explore identification techniques, control strategies, and protective measures to halt damage progression.
Stumps Cut Home Value Until You Grind Them Out
Tree stumps diminish home value by creating visual clutter, safety risks, and pest issues that deter buyers. Stump grinding in 2025 provides an efficient solution, enhancing curb appeal and reclaiming yard space for greater property appeal and resale potential.
By Amanda Motz
Tree Root Claims Triple After New Insurance Launch
A fresh property insurance policy has sparked a 300% jump in tree root damage claims, revealing coverage gaps and homeowner duties. This resource breaks down the causes, repair expenses, insurer reactions, and best practices for avoiding, handling, and submitting valid claims for root impacts on property.
By Helen Bowman
Micro-Forests Grow Complete Ecosystems in Suburban Yards
Suburban yards evolve in 2025 as homeowners swap lawns for micro-forests via the Miyawaki method. These dense plantings foster biodiversity, cut maintenance, and mature quickly. This guide details costs, designs, and practical steps to cultivate your own eco-friendly yard sanctuary.
By Keith Greene
Edible Landscaping Cuts $3K From Yard Costs
Convert your yard into a productive food source and achieve up to $3,000 in yearly savings through edible landscaping. Swap decorative flora for fruit trees, herbs, and veggies to lower food and care costs, promote eco-friendliness, and elevate real estate appeal—explore designs that deliver enduring fiscal and planetary benefits.
By Amanda Motz
Wet Winter Fuels 85% Surge in Fungal Tree Disease
The 2025 wet winter drove an 85% jump in fungal tree diseases, impacting Maples to Oaks. Learn to spot signs, estimate treatment costs, know when to summon arborists, and apply prevention tactics for enduring landscape protection and value retention.
By Helen Bowman
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid: Spot and Stop It Fast
The hemlock woolly adelgid poses a growing danger to Midwest hemlock trees, capable of killing mature specimens in mere seasons. This guide covers identification of early signs, treatment methods, cost considerations, and professional intervention strategies to safeguard your landscape from this invasive pest.
By Keith Greene
Micro-Clover Cuts Lawn Water Use in Half
Upgrade your lawn in 2025 with micro-clover, slashing water needs by half. This sustainable swap delivers enduring green coverage, minimal upkeep, soil health boosts, and pollinator support for eco-smart homeowners.
By Amanda Motz
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HOA Robot Mower Bans Spark Homeowner Lawsuits
Nationwide clashes between U.S. homeowners and HOAs over robot mower bans drive a wave of 2025 lawsuits. Residents advocate for sustainable automation, while boards emphasize safety, noise, and uniformity. Courts grapple with balancing individual rights against community standards in evolving lawn care practices.
By Amanda Motz
Hemlock Adelgid Treatment: $150-$1,200 Per Tree in MN
Hemlock woolly adelgid threatens Minnesota landscapes, with treatment costs spanning $150 to $1,200 per tree based on scale and intensity. This overview covers identification, cost drivers, DIY limits, and expert hiring tips to defend your property effectively.
By Helen Bowman
Soil Battery Tech Cuts Landscape Water Use by 60%
Soil battery technology reduces landscape water use by up to 60 percent. This self-powered system monitors moisture in real time, preventing waste and enhancing efficiency. Discover installation costs, options, and benefits for a healthier, eco-friendly yard.
By Helen Bowman
Storm-Resistant Trees: Why Demand Outpaces Supply
Intensifying storms prompt homeowners to adopt hurricane-proof trees for protection, sustainability, and savings. Resilient options like live oaks and sabal palms endure winds, lower insurance premiums, and elevate property values, transforming landscapes into durable havens.
By Amanda Motz
Edible Forest Gardens Turn Yards Into Living Pantries
Convert your yard into a self-reliant edible forest garden. This permaculture design layers fruit trees, herbs, and groundcovers for ongoing harvests, water savings, and ecological benefits, defining forward-thinking home landscapes in 2025.
By Amanda Motz