Myrtle Spurge (Euphorbia myrsinites), often admired for its unique appearance and drought resistance, is an invasive and toxic plant that poses significant risks to humans, pets, and native ecosystems. Despite its appealing features, the consequences of cultivating...
In case you were not already aware there is a serious outbreak of the larval form of a moth which attacks hardwood trees (think native benchland maples). I believed it to be Alsophila pometaria and sent samples to the UDAF for confirmation. Cankerworm...
Community Tree Recovery Corporate Partnerships The Time to Plant is Now: Help us Restore our Forests By Erin Mousel | October 19, 2018 As we continue to experience record-setting fires each year, the Arbor Day Foundation knows that it will take a multi-faceted...
Urban and Community Forestry/Green Infrastructure Up With Trees Inspired to Re-envision Program Outreach by Trees Forever By Matt Spitsen | October 17, 2018 This year, Alliance for Community Trees hosted a mentor exchange program for members through a grant from the...
Tree Planting Girdling Roots And What To Do About Them By Arbor Day Foundation | October 15, 2018 Guest post by John Lang of Friendly Tree. Imagine wearing a belt around your waist that is being squeezed tighter and tighter, and you’ll get an idea of what girdling...
Ask An Arborist Ask an Arborist: How do I Avoid Damaging my Tree’s Roots? By Arbor Day Foundation | October 10, 2018 One of the most common questions we’re asked by members is, “what can I do to avoid damaging my tree’s roots?” In this video, Pete explains how roots...
