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Must-Know Benefits of Mulching for Tree Health

A close view of an ash trunk with the bark peeled back to show the winding larval galleries and small D-shaped exit holes left by emerald ash borer.

Emerald Ash Borer: Understanding the Early Signs and Long-Term Effects

A mature elm in full summer leaf with one upper limb flagged, its leaves yellowed, curled and dying while the rest of the crown stays green.

Spotting Dutch Elm Disease in Southwest Virginia: Key Signs to Look For

Looking up into a thinning tree crown with wide gaps of sky between the branches, several bare dead limbs and shelf fungus growing on the main trunk fork.

How to Tell if a Tree is Dying: Key Signs to Look For

A mature oak trunk where large plates of grey outer bark have lifted away to show the smooth pale wood beneath, with shed pieces of bark scattered on the leaf litter below.

What Tree Bark Shedding Means For Oak Trees in Virginia

A tree climber’s kit laid out on the grass at the base of a large hardwood: a coiled climbing line, a saddle and carabiners, a helmet with ear defenders, a hand saw and an open field notebook.

What is an Arborist and Why You Should Hire One

A mature hardwood in a back yard with half its crown reduced to bare deadwood and a long split running down the trunk exposing pale sapwood.

Understanding the Signs that a Tree Needs to be Cut Down

A residential back yard after a large tree has been removed and the site cleaned up, the lawn mown and unmarked, with a house and privacy fence behind in overcast daylight.

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