Researchers wanted to know what gives these trees their longevity. They compared dozens of ginkgo trees ranging in age from 15 to 667 years old to see what helped them live so long Source: Gingko biloba trees guard a secret fountain of youth | MNN – Mother Nature Network
Harsh winters can cause extensive damage to trees, plants and shrubs, but you can protect the investment you have made in your yard with a few simple tips. Source: Video: How to Protect Trees & Shrubs from Weather Damage | Love Your Landscape
The trees on your property will likely live a long and healthy life. Yet just like humans, they, too, can suffer from stress caused by a variety of sources. Trees are susceptible to two basic kinds of stress: acute and chronic. Here are a few things to consider when inspecting your trees for safety. Source: […]
Wind, hail and lightning; storms can be brutal, especially to your landscape plants and trees. That’s because severe weather can stress the entire tree¾from root system to branches to leaves. Learn how to protect your trees. Source: Helping Your Trees Weather the Storm | Love Your Landscape
To a plant, rain is life-sustaining water. So why has an international team of scientists made the surprising discovery that a plant’s reaction to rain is close to one of panic?It’s not as i Source: Scientists Discover That Plants “Panic” When It Rains | Turf Magazine
Spring is a great time to check mature trees. Leaf canopies have not completely filled in, and you can see the structure of the tree more clearly. Damage from winter storms will be more apparent. By inspecting trees and addressing potential problems, you can safeguard the investment that healthy trees add to a property. Source: […]
In the aftermath of a major storm, the first impulse is often to clear away as much as possible. But rash decisions can often result in removing trees that could have been saved. Following best practices helps determine whether your trees can survive. Here are six rules to follow. Source: Storm Recovery – The Arbor […]
When the storm is over and lives are safe, it’s time to take care of your trees. Remember these rules: 1. Don’t panic. 2. Seek professional help. 3. Evaluate each tree individually. Source: Storm Recovery – The Arbor Day Foundation
How to assess damage, save trees, and remove unsafe trees after violent storms. Source: Tree Recovery For Homeowners | The Arbor Day Foundation
Major storms can inflict severe damage to tree canopy in a short period of time. But in every storm, some trees survive with minimal damage. With proper care, much of the worst damage to trees and property can be prevented. Here are five suggestions for pruning and care. Source: Preparing for Future Storms | The […]
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