Don’t let your indoor tree die. It needs attention to continue adding life, color, and texture to its environment. And with some easy care tips, your evergreen tree will thrive. Indoor trees can adequately fill a space, improve the air Read more…
No landscape, deck, pool, backyard, or outdoor living area in zone 8 is complete until your shrubs provide refreshing year-round shade from the sun. For those living in USDA plant hardiness zone 8, summers can be hot and stifling, and Read more…
Volcano mulching resembles a little volcano around the base of a tree trunk made from mulch. It may look cool, but it’s a death sentence for the tree. Mulching is an essential part of tree care. However, volcano mulching is Read more…
Boxelder bugs are nuisance pests, which can be found congregating in large numbers wherever boxelder trees are located. They are fast to reproduce and can reach infestation proportions quickly. Control measures for boxelders should take place in the summertime before Read more…
Trees like all living things have a lifecycle. During that lifecycle, they may experience periods of growth, illness, infestation, severe weather, and a myriad of other factors that may influence their livelihood, including their age. The team at thetreecareguide.com has Read more…
With the exception of the first formed roots (which respond to gravity) tree roots can grow in the ground, on the surface of the ground, in water, and in the air. Roots grow when the environment supplies nutrients, oxygen, warmth, Read more…