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Leave the leaves? Yes and no. Composting or mulching leaves in place help protect the health of turfgrass while avoiding landfills. Source: Leave The Leaves? Yes And No. Here’s Another Approach. | Turf Magazine

“Crew 3 did an incredible job cutting down a sick tree, removing dead branches from another, and trimming/cutting back some others. I can’t say enough good things about them- they showed up on time, did great work for a fair price, cleaned up afterwards, and were a pleasure to work with. Thank you, Crew 3!” […]

These fungi are scarier than blowing leaves for a client with an irate neighbor! Source: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid, Of What Lurks In Lawns | Turf Magazine

Turn kids into tree detectives—and tree protectors—with these fun activities. Source: 10 secrets to identifying trees | National Geographic

It is important to inspect trees in your yard for signs of distress regularly; if left unchecked, these issues can have devastating financial and aesthetic consequences. Knowing the warning signs that a tree is dying can help identify problems before they get worse. Source: 7 Warning Signs That a Tree Is Dying and Needs to […]

Beautifying your landscape doesn’t have to be difficult! These annuals and perrenials are easy plants to grow, for green thumbs and new gardeners alike. Source: 25 Easy-Care Plants That Survive With or Without You – Bob Vila

There’s nothing like fall foliage in the Northeast. Take a trip out to one of these locations, perfect for spotting the beautiful colors. Source: Northeast Fall Foliage Trips You Have to Take at Least Once – Your AAA Network

“Andy the Tree Man”: a fun tale of working to keep the forests and people safe. “Andy the Tree Man” is the creation of published author Christina VanDette, a dedicated advocate for children through school systems, church, and other platforms. Source: Christina VanDette’s newly released “Andy the Tree Man” is an enjoyable look into what […]

Quercus tardifolia or the late-leaf oak, is a living relic of a bygone climactic period in Texas’ history when the Lone Star State was wetter. Source: Texas Oak Tree Thought to Be Extinct Discovered in Big Bend National Park | Good News Network

It’s fall, and that means falling leaves, plants heading into dormancy, and the opportunity to fill out your garden. Refresh your autumn gardening knowledge with [these] Fall Care Tips! Source: Fall Gardening Tips & Tricks – Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay