While shopping won’t save the world, we all need to buy some things to function in modern day society, so here are tips for buying products that are tree-friendly.

You want to prune before foliage obscures your trees’ structure and so the new growth will heal the pruning wounds quickly.

On the job we have seen some very cute, cuddly-looking animals cause some serious tree damage that is not only aesthetically undesirable, but can cause hazards for humans and other trees.

Today is all about jokes and surprises. And instead of jokes, we’re going with surprises about trees, of course. Here are 7 fun tree facts that may surprise you and anyone you feel like sharing them with!

If you are out and about, use these nature apps to help you better connect with the environment.

You just need to know the answer to a few fertilizer FAQs and you will be able to pick which fertilizer to use in your yard.

Here are a few questions to ask yourself in order to decide if a tree is a hazard.

March is National Nutrition Month and it is a great reminder that health care is not just for people; your trees and shrubs need the right nutrition and care, too.

This time of year in Minnesota, we start to get impatient during the transition from cold to warm weather. Our yards slowly start to show signs of spring and new bloom. The gradual progression is important and it is the time for you to start preparing your yard for spring and summer.

Don’t waste a precious moment of nice Minnesota weather worrying about your plant health care. We have that covered.