Connecticut Tree Care Tips
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Things change quickly in CT when it comes to pests, weather events, and other things affecting your trees and landscape. Stay in the know with our monthly newsletter. No spam - we promise!
Healthy, nutrient-rich soil is more valuable than you might imagine, for both you and your plants and trees. Learn how to make sure it’s healthy and alive. (Yes, soil is a living thing!)
Dead leaves and branch tips on your evergreens? It might be bagworm. Learn the facts, including identification, targeted plants, timing, spread, signs of damage, and control options.
Whether trees need fertilization depends on your soil. See the common soil problems in CT, how it affects your trees, what to do about it, when, and how.
Our top 6 recommendations for CT native trees with showy spring flowers. Species & varieties, characteristics, best growing conditions & care instructions.
Spring tree care isn’t complicated. Here’s what to do this spring to prepare your trees and shrubs for warmer weather and the Connecticut growing season.
Will an ice-coated tree recover? What should you do when it happens? What should you NOT do? Are some trees more likely to be damaged? We answer those questions and more!
How to identify salt-related injury to plants, why it happens, how to prevent salt damage to your trees, and what to do if your trees and shrubs have been affected by winter salt or de-icers.
Can trees be pruned in winter, or do you need to wait until next spring? What’s the best time of year to prune trees? Does it even matter? We answer all those questions and more in this article on the best timing for tree pruning in Connecticut.
Removing a tree can be a difficult decision. But did you know we turn it into kiln-dried firewood? Learn how it’s made, from the tree removal, to transportation, drying, storing and delivering a cord of stacked firewood to your home.
We show you 2 ways to get the most benefit from fallen leaves. This free resource can save you money and time when used correctly, it’s easy to do, and your yard will be healthier and look better.
