Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Dormant Pruning, part 1
Winter is a great time to prune trees! With the leaves gone, it is easier to see the branching pattern of the tree, termed scaffolding. Also, the incidence of disease
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Tree Care
Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Conifers and Evergreens, part 2
Not all evergreens are conifers; some are broad-leaved. Trees in southern regions tend to hold on to their foliage, broad-leaved as they are. These include trees such as live oak
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Conifers and Evergreens
Welcome to the first blog in our Joe's Journal series from guest writer Joe Doccola, our Director of Research and Development, where he shares his more than twenty years of
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The State of Spotted Lanternfly for 2022
Despite some unseasonably warm days throughout the country, November is about the time of year you’d expect spotted lanternfly (SLF, Lycorma delicatula) and other insects to begin dying off for
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Recover From Summer Stress Now With Fall Treatments
Summer 2022 saw record levels of heat and drought across most of the United States and throughout the world. Gardens, trees, lawns, and landscapes experienced elevated levels of stress, with
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Pollinator Protection & Trunk Injection
While last week was officially deemed “Pollinator Week”, at Arborjet our reason for existing is to build more environmentally friendly solutions for serious tree pests, which can severely damage or
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Here’s Why We Recommend the Use of Arborplugs
Our company has delivered innovative, industry-changing, science-based solutions to protect urban forests from insects, diseases, and environmental factors throughout our 22-year history. Creating differentiation between competitive products is the role
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Five Questions about the AccuFlo ISD
Have you thought about trying out the Arborjet AccuFlo Soil Injector ISD, but are uncertain about its benefits? Our Northeast Technical Manager Kevin Brewer gives you an overview of this
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Cultural Factors Often Are Unseen, Poorly Recognized Reasons for Plant Decline
I’ve previously written about the need to systematically diagnose problems with trees. Yet, the art of developing good diagnostic skills is honed over years of field work, not by study
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Tree Topping: Why It’s Bad for Your Trees and What You Can Do Instead (Homeowner Series)
Homeowner Series A healthy tree with its crown of leafy branches often makes for a pleasant sight. Sadly, the same can’t be said about topped trees. They often look like
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