4 Invasive Species to Identify in Your Landscape
It seems like more and more invasive insects are showing up these days. Because of our global economy and changing climate, it can be easier for new species to become
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Recovering From Winter Damage
Winter has just begun, but it pays to already be thinking ahead to the end of the season and how you’ll ensure trees and turf will survive. With proper planning,
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Taking Proper Care of Your Plant Health Care Equipment
As the season winds down and equipment starts to get put away, it’s time to set equipment away until next growing season. Your expensive equipment needs special care and attention
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What To Expect From Us at TCI Expo ’23
The 2023 TCI Expo will be here in less than a month. As you’re packing and preparing for the event, take some time to review what we’ll have at the
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Late Season Heat Waves
No matter what the summer conditions had been, a late summer or early fall heat wave can still hit and catch your clients by surprise. As the climate warms and
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Get Ready for TCI Expo With Arborjet
At Arborjet | Ecologel, we focus on holistic plant health care, from soil to crown. While we have several areas of focus in the plant health care industry, trees are
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Looking Back on Saving America’s Iconic Trees
Since 2017, Arborjet | Ecologel has been running our Saving America’s Iconic Trees program. This program is one of the ways we give back to the community, by treating large,
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Joe’s Journal, Summer Edition: The Grand Cypresses
The cypress family (Cupressaceae) includes the junipers, arborvitae and redwoods and up to 30 genera. Of the members, a few have become notable on account of their size, age and
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Seeding Techniques for a Healthier Golf Course
Managing turfgrass for golf courses requires covering a range of factors. It takes more than just a good irrigation system to keep turfgrass looking good. You want to ensure that
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Joe’s Journal, Summer Edition: When Plants Go Wrong
Some plants just take over the world! Most are non-native plants that were either intentionally or inadvertently introduced into cultivation. Many have become invasive and widespread, and without naturally occurring
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