Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

The Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive pest with a voracious appetite for plants, poses a significant threat to our local ecosystems and agriculture. This guide focuses

The South and Southwest Bronx are home to a diverse array of tree species, each uniquely contributing to the urban landscape. From native giants to

If you want to add a vibrant color splash to your Bronx or Manhattan property, the Crimson King Maple (Acer platanoides ‘Crimson King’) might be

The white ash (Fraxinus americana) is a majestic tree native to eastern North America, gracing landscapes for centuries. It’s a testament to elegance and strength,

Bronx Park, famous for the Bronx Zoo, gardens, the Allerton ballfields, Ben Abrams playground holds a secret gem: a diverse collection of trees that tell

Identifying trees by their leaves is a fascinating and educational activity that connects us to the natural world. Whether walking in a city park or

New York City’s summers can be brutal, with the sun beating down on concrete and asphalt. Finding relief under a natural canopy is a luxury, but it’s not out

Crepe Myrtles, known for their vibrant blooms, are a favorite among garden enthusiasts. However, if you find your Crepe Myrtle lacking its expected burst of

Magnificent blossoms and a graceful presence in gardens and landscapes are the hallmarks of magnolia trees. One common query among enthusiasts and garden caretakers is