Conifer bark beetles are some of the most destructive insects in urban, commercial, and natural forests. These beetles feed on the inner bark of conifer trees like the pine, spruce
Revisiting W 50th St Cleveland OH In the Spring of 2010, I received an urgent call from a homeowner living in Cleveland, and it came while I was attending
Chicago Citizens Unite to “Save Our Ash” with New Program Launch in 2020 Nearly 12 years ago, Arborjet was asked to assist in developing a strategy to protect the
Plant Pest Phenomena – a Fresh Phenological Perspective Plant and insect activity rely on moderate temperatures; a temperature of 50 F is the starting point for growth and development. In
If conifers are so slow to uptake from a liquid application applied by tree injection (you may recall from our last exciting installment, the tree’s vascular system relies solely are
Conifer, literally “cone-bearing”, a reference to a family of gymnosperm tree that reproduce by means of “naked seeds” (the literal meaning of gymnosperm). You are no doubt familiar with a
Photo: Fall treated oak versus untreated oak during peak defoliation in New England. 2017 Oaks, a diverse family, and one of the stateliest trees in our native and urban
If you missed the latest Fall Treatment Webinar here are some of the disease and insect related highlights that were discussed; Pine Bark Beetle, Emerald Ash Borer, Anthracnose, and Apple
