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On 144 acres of Northern Minnesota wilderness, travelers can glimpse a rare old-growth forest. Source: This 1882 surveying error saved a patch of forest from logging

“Can’t say enough good things about Bogan tree service. The crew arrived early, discussed approach and helped move a neighbors car that was in the way. On top of that they were very nice to my wife and kids and did a great job cleaning up . 5 out of 5” – Wes, via Facebook […]

Accepting a little imperfection is a big step toward achieving a greener lawn. Source: Common Lawn Problems | Better Homes & Gardens

Aside from trying to thicken-up a lawn, are there other reasons for doing a Spring overseeding? One big reason is to adjust the cultivar, or add multiple species to an old lawn. Source: Spring Turfgrass Seeding & Fertilization | Turf Magazine

Get tips for starting a backyard orchard and caring for apple trees from the Orchard Manager at Arbor Day Farm. Source: Backyard Orchard: Tips for starting an apple orchard – Arbor Day Blog

Do you really have to go from shoveling snow to mowing and trimming without even a little break? Not if you participate in “No Mow May.” This new movement began in the United Kingdom and has been quickly catching on around the United States. No Mow May isn’t about laziness (although that is a side […]

“Bogan Tree has the most amazing crew members. They are extremely professional, great synchronized team work. Following all safety requirements. My tree was so close to power lines, absolutely no problem at all! They cleaned up beautifully. Hard working team. Thank you for a job made easy & well done. ?” – Maryam, via Facebook […]

The Arbor Day Foundation came up with a list of 150 ways you can celebrate trees on the last Friday in April. Source: 150 Ways To Celebrate Trees on Arbor Day – Arbor Day Blog

Looking for some fast shade in your yard? Learn about 12 fast-growing shade trees that could be the right addition to your landscape. Source: 12 Fast-Growing Shade Trees for 2022 – Arbor Day Blog

A 19th-century precursor to today’s environmental movement thrived, then fizzled out. Today’s activists should take note. Source: A century before the first Earth Day, there was the Forest Festival in the Middlesex Fells – The Boston Globe