Expert Advice for Your Minnesota Trees

Trees might not be the first thing you think of when you look back on your visits to the State Fair. For many of us,

Seeing a beloved tree toppled over or broken after a summer storm in Minnesota can overwhelm any homeowner. It might be hard to know where

While you expect leaves to change colors in the fall, a tree with yellow leaves in the summer may indicate a health problem known as Chlorosis. Trees most commonly impacted by chlorosis include white oak, red maple, pin oak, river birch and white pine.

We all want the best for our trees. They are a valuable part of the landscape, and we feel a strong attachment to them. Finding

As Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) continues to impact trees across Minnesota and the Twin Cities metro area, some residents are returning home from work to

With the extremely cold temperatures we endure in the Minneapolis and St. Paul metro area, you may wonder if the extreme cold kills emerald ash

We tend to take them for granted, but trees do a lot for us. Picture the difference between walking down a hot street with nothing

Fall is the time when you prepare your yard for the cold winter months ahead.

Emerald ash borer has been in the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota since 2009. There are established populations of emerald ash borer (EAB) throughout the

Now that we are more than halfway through with the winter–and hopefully the worst of it behind us–we can start looking forward to the thawing

Bur Oak Blight (BOB) is a fungal disease affecting bur oak trees acroos Minnesota, Iowa, and neighboring states. In recent years, this disease has increased