Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

New Yorkers, get ready for a new neighbor! The Joro spider, a fascinating and colorful arachnid native to East Asia, has been making its way

If you’re reading this, you have a tree that needs limbing. Trees, with their sprawling branches, can sometimes overshadow gardens or grow too close to

Our trees flourish in the summer heat as the sun shines and the temperature rises. However, amidst this seasonal splendor, caring for our green companions

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,

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

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

With their vibrant fall foliage and enduring strength, Maple trees are a cherished part of New York City’s urban landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned city

With their stately presence and bountiful harvests, Pecan trees have long been cherished for their shade, beauty, and delicious nuts. But did you know that

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

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

Maples add vibrant color and classic beauty to our neighborhoods, especially in New York City. Proper care is vital for these iconic urban trees, and

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