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The Ball Drops on Callery Pear in 2023!
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SAMPLE TREE PLANTING SPECIFICATIONS
endorsed by
Ohio Green Industry Association and ODNR Division of Forestry
Purpose: To increase transplanting success by providing municipalities with the most current and acceptable tree planting pr...
From collecting acorns to transplanting the sapling
- Working Time: 30 mins – 1 hr
- Total Time: 47 wks, 1 day – 52 wks, 1 day
- Skill Level: Beginner
- Estimated Cost: $10 o...
I recently looked at this London planetree which was perfectly healthy a year ago.
Can you recall any of the plants you saw today?
Probably not. As a species, we are not programmed to recognize and register everything we see within our field of vision. This would be an overwhelming...
Sprinklers and trees
Know your trees. Do they like a lot of added water? Will new sprinklers help or hurt your trees.
by Duncan Slater PhD • 1st Arboriculturist, Lecturer, Researcher, Arbor Day UK Co-ordinator & Discoverer of Natural Bracing in Trees
When one considers the many barriers to the survival of planted...
August 6, 2022, Arbor Doctor Ron Rothhaas joined yardboy Ron Wilson on 55KRC and iHeart Radio
On August 6, 2022, Arbor Doctor Ron Rothhaas joined yardboy Ron Wilson on 55KRC and iHeart Radio to discuss trees, weather, tree biomechanics, the Amish, and probably more. Click here to listen to the...
Recently I was called upon to inspect an apparently healthy American beech (Fagus grandifolia) tree. Outside of a few tightly bifurcated branch unions, the only real issue with this tree with a 43-inc...
