Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

At Owens Brothers Tree Service, we understand that tree care is necessary for keeping our resident’s trees healthy, safe, and looking beautiful. For years, we’ve

Is your beautiful property hidden beneath a tangle of unruly brush and unwanted vegetation? Don’t let overgrown land diminish the value and enjoyment of your

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

In the world of trees, live oaks, or Quercus virginiana as they are formally called, are recognized as iconic representations of fortitude and perseverance. These

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

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

Have a tree stump marring your otherwise beautiful yard? Stumps aren’t just a landscape eyesore; they can create tripping hazards, attract unwanted pests, and even

The average cost of oak tree removal in the United States can vary significantly depending on several factors. Expect to pay anywhere from $250 to

When planning your landscape in the Northeast, choosing the right trees is crucial for long-term success. Climate, soil, and environmental conditions greatly impact a tree’s

New York City’s trees are an integral part of our urban landscape, providing shade, beauty, and ecological benefits. But winter in the Big Apple can

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

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

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