Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

A harmonious blend of nutrients and soil composition is essential for fostering robust tree growth and longevity. Understanding Tree Nutrient Needs A. Different tree species

The American Elm, once a dominant and majestic presence in urban landscapes across the United States, has seen its numbers dwindle due to disease and

Yankee Stadium isn’t the only thing worth rooting for in the South Bronx. While the area is known for its urban landscape, a closer look

Discovering a downed tree on your property, especially after a storm, can be a stressful experience. Fallen trees pose significant safety risks and can cause

Making Christmas Tree Disposal Easy and Green As the holiday season winds down, many New Yorkers wonder what to do with their Christmas trees. Fortunately,

In landscaping, construction, and gardening, an essential aspect often overlooked is the depth of tree roots. This guide highlights the significance of understanding tree root

Love them or hate them, mulberry trees are a familiar sight in the Bronx and Manhattan. These hardy urban survivors provide lush shade and sometimes

Fort Tryon Park is a hidden gem nestled in Upper Manhattan’s Washington Heights and Inwood neighborhoods, is known for its stunning views of the Hudson

Wakefield is the northernmost neighborhood in New York City, in the Bronx. Westchester County borders it to the north, East 222nd Street to the south,

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

In the heart of the bustling metropolis, where skyscrapers pierce the sky and concrete dominates the landscape, a quiet revolution is taking place. New Yorkers

If you’ve ever wondered what a mulberry tree looks like but don’t have a picture handy, you’re in the right place! Mulberry trees (Morus spp.)