FEMA Now Covers Full Storm Tree Removal Costs in 2025
In 2025, FEMA broadens support for storm-damaged properties by covering full tree removal costs in declared disaster zones.
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Spreads to 8 States: Act Now
The hemlock woolly adelgid now threatens hemlock trees in eight additional states, posing a serious risk to landscapes and ecosystems. Prompt identification and targeted treatments can halt its progress and preserve these vital trees. This resource provides detailed guidance on detection, professional interventions, and long-term protection measures.
By Amanda Motz
Soil Microbiome Testing Reveals Hidden Plant Growth Secrets
Soil microbiome testing revolutionizes gardening in 2025 by unveiling the microbial forces shaping plant success. Gain knowledge on bacteria, fungi, and nutrient interactions to promote healthier soils, cut chemical dependencies, and build enduring outdoor spaces. Delve into affordable testing methods, expert guidance, and strategies for lasting soil vitality.
By Keith Greene
Ash Tree Injection vs Removal: 2025 Cost Breakdown
In 2025, emerald ash borer threatens ash trees nationwide. This analysis compares professional injection treatments against full removal, detailing average costs, key factors, and recommendations to safeguard your landscape, budget, and home safety.
By Helen Bowman
Act Fast: Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Kills Trees in Seasons
The hemlock woolly adelgid poses a severe threat to North American hemlock trees, potentially killing them within seasons if untreated. This guide covers identification, cost comparisons for treatments, and choices between DIY methods and professional services to help you protect your trees and local environment promptly.
By Helen Bowman
Why Homeowners Secretly Hire Tree Pruning Crews
HOA restrictions frequently compel homeowners to hire tree pruners in secret, navigating the balance between safety, visual appeal, and regulatory demands.
By Helen Bowman
Mycorrhizal Fungi Boost Tree Health 300% in 2025
Mycorrhizal fungi offer a powerful way to enhance tree health by up to 300 percent in 2025.
By Helen Bowman
Save $1,200 Yearly with Drought-Resistant Landscaping
Reduce water costs by up to $1,200 yearly through xeriscaping, which merges aesthetics with eco-efficiency. Explore drought-hardy plants, smart irrigation, and design tips to decrease usage by 75 percent, elevate home value, and secure ongoing savings with ease.
By Helen Bowman
More Articles
Mycorrhizal Injection Boosts Tree Health by 60%
Mycorrhizal injection enhances tree health by up to 60% in 2025. This chemical-free method reintroduces beneficial fungi to roots, improving nutrient and water uptake while building resilience against pests and drought. Professional application, combined with soil care and maintenance, turns vulnerable trees into robust landscape assets.
By Amanda Motz
Soil Microbes Reveal Why Your Lawn Won't Grow
An $89 soil microbiome test uncovers the microbial secrets behind a struggling lawn. This guide details the testing process, result interpretation, and targeted actions to foster resilient, green grass while minimizing chemical inputs and costs.
By Helen Bowman
HOA Controls More Than You Think About Your Trees
HOA tree rules can lead to unexpected fines and disputes. This guide covers approval processes for pruning or removal, average costs, homeowner rights, and tips for working with your HOA to maintain a compliant, beautiful yard.
By Helen Bowman
2M Downloads: Root Rot Apps Revolutionize Tree Care
With over two million downloads, AI root rot detection apps use image recognition, soil assessments, and expert tips to catch tree diseases early. Homeowners and arborists achieve proactive maintenance, preventing costly decay and fostering healthy, sustainable landscapes.
By Amanda Motz
New Storm Codes Reshape How We Plant and Protect Yards
The 2025 landscaping codes mark a shift in storm preparation, empowering homeowners to craft yards that withstand hurricanes while preserving aesthetic appeal. These guidelines cover tree choices, spacing techniques, drainage solutions, and robust materials to shield properties and foster community resilience. Discover practical strategies for converting at-risk landscapes into durable, storm-proof havens.
By Keith Greene