Sep 28, 2026
Winter construction can offer scheduling and site-access advantages, but a wooded property needs to be prepared before crews and materials arrive. Trees selected for removal, trees selected for protection, access routes, utilities, debris, and stump work should all be...
Sep 18, 2026
Some falls bring a light scattering of acorns. Other years, they seem to cover the driveway overnight, bounce off the roof, and make every step across the yard noisy. A heavy crop is often called a mast year, and it can happen even when the oak tree is healthy. Acorn...
Sep 11, 2026
Mushrooms near a tree trunk often appear after warm, wet weather. Some grow from mulch or buried wood and have little to do with the living tree. Others may be connected to decaying roots, an old stump, or damaged wood inside the trunk. The mushroom is only the...
Sep 9, 2026
September feels like a natural time to prune. Summer growth is slowing, cooler weather is approaching, and problem branches may be easier to identify. For oak trees in Michigan, however, the best answer depends on whether the work is routine, necessary, or urgent....
Sep 7, 2026
September often makes homeowners notice their trees in a new way. Leaves begin to thin, summer growth slows, and branches that hang over roofs, driveways, or walkways become easier to see. It is a useful time to inspect the canopy, but it is not automatically the...
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