Aug 30, 2026
Strong winds, thunderstorms, heavy rain, ice, and snow can damage trees with little warning. After a storm, homeowners often need to make quick decisions about fallen limbs, leaning trees, blocked driveways, roof damage, and potentially hazardous trees. This storm...
Aug 17, 2026
Beech leaf disease has become an important concern for Michigan homeowners with American, European, and other beech trees on their properties. Unlike many familiar leaf diseases caused by fungi, beech leaf disease is associated with a microscopic nematode. Because the...
Aug 14, 2026
Removing a mature tree is not a decision most homeowners want to make. Trees provide shade, privacy, beauty, wildlife habitat, and character to a property. When a tree develops serious structural or health problems, however, keeping it may eventually create an...
Aug 10, 2026
Have you ever parked underneath a tree and returned to find your windshield covered in sticky droplets? Maybe your patio furniture, sidewalk, deck, or plants underneath the tree feel tacky too. You may assume the tree is dripping sap, but another substance is often...
Aug 7, 2026
Lianas dangling and sunlight from the rainforest canopy in phuket thailand By the middle of summer, a healthy deciduous tree should usually have a fairly full canopy. So when you suddenly notice more sky showing through the branches, leaves collecting on the lawn, or...
Aug 5, 2026
Two trees can experience the same hot, dry Michigan summer and have completely different outcomes. One may lose leaves early, look rough for several weeks, and return healthy the following spring. Another may continue declining long after rainfall returns. Why? A...
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