Can I plant trees and shrubs in the fall in Chicago? Yes! Fall is a great time to plant in the Chicagoland area. The cooler temperatures of September and October produce better planting conditions because there is less heat which can cause stress in plants installed...
What is happening to my Magnolia? Magnolia Scale! Are you starting to notice white spots all over your Magnolia? Are you starting to notice a sticky substance all over the plant and at the base of the plant? You are not alone; it is called magnolia scale and it is...
Are you wondering why your boxwoods are looking brown and damaged after the winter even though they have done well for several years? Do not fret, you are not alone! Extreme Chicago winters when the weather gets around -50 with wind chill hurts unprotected boxwoods....
Many customers ask why we encourage them to buy a larger tree opposed to a smaller one. There are benefits to a larger tree on your property, including the following: Instant impact on your outdoor space. The bigger and fuller tree gives you the desired look sooner....
Planting a tree definitely enhances any outdoor space. Many wonder when they should be planting their tree to maximize the amount of new growth. We highly recommend planting your tree early in the spring season (while still dormant) to strengthen the root system,...
Winter can be particularly brutal in the Chicagoland area with heavy wet snowfall and strong winds. The number of trees damaged can be staggering and costly to be removed. What to do if your tree is damaged: After a vicious winter, you can expect harm on your...
