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Spring is well under way. You’ve probably already noticed that most trees are already budding. One of the later trees to leaf out are big,

I can’t believe fall is almost here. School is starting, the air is beginning to cool, football season will soon begin and, before you know

Over the last month, we’ve experienced heavy rain, unusually high winds and lightning, which have resulted in many tree failures. Those with large trees in

It’s June. Especially if you have oak trees you’ll find gypsy moth caterpillars to be quite ubiquitous this time of year. You’ve definitely seen them:

WELLSBORO — Despite a year’s absence, the Pennsylvania State Laurel Festival continued with nearly the same momentum as in year’s past. Julie Henry, executive director

Those of us without allergies love this time of year. It’s finally warm, the grass is growing, the trees are budding and flowering, and it’s

If you have a Norway spruce you’ve probably seen it: green, seemingly healthy branch tips three to six inches long carpeted all over the ground

Have you ever noticed a row of spruce trees, all with dying branches at the bottom of the tree? More than likely Cytospora is the

It’s January, the dead of winter. You might be more interested in staying warm indoors but did you know that the best time to maintain

Tree location decides removal or let drop The emerald ash borer invasion will kill nearly all native ash trees. So, what do you do if

Michael White’s journey from Connecticut to California and now Pennsylvania has been inspired by faith. White grew up in Connecticut and, as a young man,