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Introducing the SPYDER
6 January 2019
Most people are familiar with the “cherry picker” trucks that arborists typically use. The limitation with this equipment is that they can only be used in areas where the truck can access, and driving the truck onto yards can potentially cause damage to the lawn.
Introducing the SPYDER, our latest equipment acquisition. The SPYDER is a 75 foot aerial lift that distinguishes itself by operating independently of a truck..
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A common misconception is that tree maintenance cannot be done during the winter months, or that tree care companies do not operate during this time of the year. This has led to a surge of work for commercial tree care companies in the warmer months, and consequently, sometimes longer waits for homeowners trying to get […]
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It’s during these fall days when we enjoy the beauty of our Jersey trees becoming a pallet of fall reds, oranges and browns. With that beauty also comes a lot of leaves on lawns across our area. With all those leaves on the lawn, will fertilizer even reach my lawn? Keep Fertilizing, Even With Leaves […]
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So, you’re about to grab your favorite sweater and head to the pumpkin patch when you hear what sounds like a few small voices floating from your yard. “We’re hungryyyyyyyyy.” This sounds super weird, but it’s your trees and shrubs. It’s time for fall tree and shrub fertilizer. That’s right, even after a spring and […]
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One frequently asked lawn care question we get each year pertains to a peculiar wheat-like growth in lawns. Fortunately, it’s not a weed, but a seed head! A seed head is a standard component of the grass life cycle that occurs every spring in our region. All grasses generate seed heads at some stage during […]
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Why Deep Root Fertilize in the Fall? To replenish important nutrients! During the beautiful summer months while everyone is out enjoying the nice weather, we tend to forget about how hard our trees and shrubs are working to grow. Despite any environmental conditions they can face over the long summer days (drought, intense heat) plants […]
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Boxwood blight is a disease that can quickly ruin a gorgeous landscape. It is a fungal disease spreading quickly across North America. The disease causes black spots to form on leaves, along with elongated black lesions on twigs and stems. Rapid defoliation (in a matter of weeks) soon follows the initial symptoms of infection. Boxwood […]
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Proper Lawn Watering is Probably the Most Overlooked Aspect of Lawn Care Since the axiom that, “Something is better than nothing” is usually true, It’s hard for many people to believe that improper watering of your lawn can be worse than no watering all. But it’s true; the manner in which many people program their lawn sprinkler system […]
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It has been quite the beginning to the Spring season and now it’s heating up as we head towards summer. The heavy rains in the month of April and May have created ideal growing conditions for a number of fungal diseases that we are seeing in our urban forest. Many of these diseases are aesthetic […]
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New insect invading our area: The SPOTTED LATERNFLY has been found in multiple New Jersey counties. This invasive Asian insect was first discovered in the US in 2014 in Berks County Pennsylvania. The Spotted Lanternfly feeds on more than 70 species of trees, but the main host tree is Ailanthus. They feed on the trunk and limbs, […]
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Recent weather patterns in New Jersey have consisted of excessive rainfall and high wind patterns, resulting in thinner canopy sizes, early fall colors caused by fungal leafspot fungi that parasitized the leaves, or a weakened root system. All of these are indications that this year has been a stressful one for our trees. Prior to the start of summer, […]
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