Drought and Pest Pressures: How to Save Your Stressed-Out Trees
Spongy moth is the new common name for Lymantria dispar, formally known as the gypsy moth. Read more at: Spongy Moth is the New Name for and Old Pest As
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Announcing Arborjet’s Saving America’s Iconic Trees Tour: Help Us Protect Our Nation’s Trees!
This week, we officially launched our first Saving America’s Iconic Trees tour! We are ecstatic to bring our passion for protecting the environment to communities across the country. Over the
Pollinators and Control Products: Using Science to Understand Bee Problems and Your Responsibilities
Mention bees to anyone in the green industry and there is immediate apprehension about taking a position on them. After all, who can argue that European Honey Bees are not
The Biology of Water
Recently, we announced our exciting new partnership with Ecologel. Ecologel is a premier developer and manufacturer of innovative products for water conservation, dust mitigation, plant nutrition, pond and lake management, and
Join Us for Arbor Day 2018!
It’s almost Arbor Day, and we’re ready to celebrate! Are you? National Arbor Day falls on Friday, April 27th, 2018. Historically, Arbor Day is a holiday that encourages individuals
Disease Alert: Watch for Sycamore Anthracnose and Apple Scab!
Now that spring is beginning, tree diseases are starting to crop up across the country. For many of these cases, now is the time to consider treatment, especially if you’re
Emerald Ash Borer Found in Vermont – There is Treatment!
Last month, Emerald Ash Borer was found in northern Orange County, Vermont. This news was unprecedented because until now, EAB hadn’t made its way to the Green Mountain State. State
5 Trees We Love Across the Country
Last week, in honor of Valentine’s Day, we shared the story of one tree we love each day of the week. In case you missed it, we rounded our five
Extreme Weather Conditions Tempt Southern Pine Bark Beetle – Protect Your Trees Today
This season, we experienced record-breaking hurricanes, particularly in the southern region of the US. This extreme weather caused massive plant and tree destruction. Such damage causes pest populations to explode,
The Time is Right to Start Thinking About Treating for Fire Blight
In many areas of the country, the weather may be blustery and cold. It’s hard to believe that spring is right around the corner, but it is – and that
