Did you know the Quercus rubra var. borealis, also known as Northern Red Oak, is the New Jersey state tree? On June 13, 1950 the Northern Red Oak became New Jersey’s official state tree for its strength, beauty, and longevity. You probably have walked by a Northern Red Oak tree […]
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Read MoreWhy is my once healthy tree now dying? There are many reasons your tree may be dying including ones hidden deep down in the soil. Before you do anything to the dying tree, call a professional to ensure the best chance for your tree and find the cause and any […]
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Read MoreDid you know trees in the woods are healthier than the trees on your lawn? But why?! Trees in the woods are healthier than trees in your grassy lawn because they get the nutrients from the leaves, twigs, and dead fallen trees that have piled up overtime. Eventually the piled […]
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Read MoreThe TCIA Expo is an international event where arborists from all around the globe meet up. There are many reasons you might go to the yearly TCIA Expo! You can rent a booth and show off/sell your service or product. My uncle owns the invention/company Debris Predator. On the Expo […]
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Read MoreThe 2022 TCIA Expo was in North Carolina this year. The TCIA Expo is an international event and stands for Tree Care Industry Association. There are many classes ranging from how to start a tree business to soil and foliar testing throughout the 3 days. I took 5 classes including […]
Read MoreThe wonders of worm waste! If you ever have known a gardener, you know they get excited to have worms in their garden. This is because worms provide nutrition to the soil. Well, you don’t need a garden to have worms, you can have a Vermacomposting bin. What is Vermicomposting? […]
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Read MoreHave you ever wondered how important bees are? Bees are majorly important to humans and all life on Earth because they are responsible for 1/3 of our food! Lately, we’ve been seeing sudden losses of colonies due to Colony Collapse Disorder or CCD. No one knows exactly how or why […]
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Read MoreThe ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) is an ancient tree over 200 million years old. The ginkgo can live up to an astonishing 3,000 years. Overtime, humans have found fossils of ginkgo’s leaves and we thought this species went extinct until a biologist went hiking and found a living ginkgo. How do […]
Read MoreHave you ever noticed the color changing leaves of deciduous trees? Well, trees don’t change color, they lose color! In fall, the days begin to get shorter and we start to see brightly colored leaves fall to the ground in preparation for winter. When the days get shorter the tree […]
Read MoreDo trees sleep at night? No, trees do not sleep at night, however they do need the darkness. During the day trees perform photosynthesis and store the energy as food in the form of glucose. Photosynthesis is when trees take in the light from the sun and turn it into […]
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