by David Vaughan | Aug 1, 2015 | Articles
The debate over ball moss has stressed marriages, destroyed friendships, and caused heated debates between professionals. Many observers are absolutely certain they have seen ball moss kill branches and trees. Others point to the ball moss growing on an outside wire...
by David Vaughan | Aug 1, 2015 | Articles
Barricades or fencing should be installed around the trees near the drip line before any equipment has access to the property. Pruning, fertilization, and other tree care should be done before construction begins. Keeping a tree healthy is much easier and less...
by David Vaughan | Aug 1, 2015 | Articles
Letter to the Editor I enjoyed the very thorough article on Fertilization of Trees by Keith Babberney. I have changed my approach to this practice over the years. For the first half of my career, I fertilized or recommended fertilization for every tree in my care on...
by David Vaughan | Aug 1, 2015 | Articles
When you plant, it would be good to have a landscape plan and to plant your trees and shrubs according to that plan. It is best to place trees and shrubs so they can develop without crowding each other, structures, or utility lines. It helps to know the mature size of...
by David Vaughan | Aug 1, 2015 | Articles
PRUNING, when properly performed, is beneficial and can reduce the risk of stem and branch failure; provide clearance for structures, vehicles, and pedestrians; improve health and appearance; and improve views. Improper pruning techniques are harmful for a tree’s...
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