Spring Cleaning
Arborjet’s Horticultural Specialist, Matt Andrus, continues to share his knowledge to keep your plants healthy this Spring. Andrus is a member of Arborjet’s research and development team, devoted to the
The Safety and Efficacy of Deicing Salts
Follow these tips from Arborjet’s Horticultural Specialist, Matt Andrus, to avoid salt damage to your plants. Andrus is a member of Arborjet’s research and development team, devoted to the discovery
Landscape Ontario Congress Review
Monica Munoz, a member of Arborjet’s Marketing and Inside Sales team, shared her impressions of the Landscape Ontario Congress. The show is Canada’s premier horticultural event and was held at
Which ARBORChar™ Product is Right for You?
All ARBORChar™ products improve soil structure and provide complete nutrition for ornamental and edible plants. The neutral pH formula also improves water retention and reduces nutrient leaching in potted plants,
Winterizing Shrubs, Trees and Perennials with Matt Andrus
Follow these steps from Arborjet’s Horticultural Specialist, Matt Andrus, to avoid winter injury and damage to your plants. Andrus is a member of Arborjet’s research and development team, devoted to
NutriRoot™ Earns USDA Certified Biobased Product Certification
On December 09, 2015, Arborjet, Inc. earned the USDA Certified Biobased Product Label for its NutriRoot™ 2-2-3 Liquid Soil Applied Fertilizer. The USDA Certified Biobased Product Label verifies that the
Get to Know ARBORChar™
Biochar is an interesting product, whose basic idea has been around for centuries. Lately, biochar has come into a new light and is increasing in popularity as people are becoming
Opening Day at New England Grows with Sean Facey
Yesterday, the Boston Exhibition and Convention Center was packed with enthusiastic and inquisitive attendees for this year’s second New England Grows. Arborjet’s New England Regional Technical Manager, Sean Facey, discussed
Kentucky Zoo Fights Against Emerald Ash Borer
Originally published September 2014 The Louisville Zoo is also a botanical garden, where the trees are essential to help simulate the animals’ native environments. Four years ago, Emerald Ash Borer
The Great Tree Canopy Comeback in Indiana
Originally published October 2014 In 2001 the community landscape report provided by the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana discussed the need to replace the tree canopy in several parks and
