Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

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

In the lush world of trees, two terms, monoecious and dioecious, hold the key to understanding their intricate reproductive strategies. Delve into this botanical exploration

Trees are often admired for their beauty and shade, but some go far beyond the ordinary. Across the world, there are trees so unusual in

Are your plants showing signs of discoloration, wilting, or unexplained spots? Leaf rot could be the culprit. Understanding this common issue is vital to maintaining

The heart of Manhattan beats to a different rhythm within the sprawling 843 acres of Central Park. Amidst the towering skyscrapers and the ceaseless urban

Hey, homeowner! Do you want to know if your insurance covers preventive tree removal? Some policies do, and some don’t. Check your insurance policy or

Overwatering can be as detrimental to trees as underwatering, causing distress and potential harm. Recognizing the signs and knowing how to remedy the situation is

Hey there, curious minds! Ever stopped to admire a towering tree and wondered about its inner workings? Trees are more than just pretty ornaments in

Mulching around trees is a simple yet highly effective way to protect and nourish them. A layer of mulch acts as a protective blanket, insulating

Most tree service companies prefer to provide project-based estimates after assessing the specifics of the job; here’s a breakdown of potential hourly costs you might

Acorns are tiny nuts that some tree species produce, and they are important to human activity and ecosystems. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, gardener, or

Effective Ways to Kill Spotted Lanternflies: Squish and Destroy: The simplest method is to kill them by hand. Stomp on them, use a fly swatter,

Why NYC’s Trees Are at Risk During Storms Urban trees face unique challenges during extreme weather: Confined root zones: Limited space reduces tree stability. Compacted