SavATree Helps Preserve the Salem Witch Museum
Today, a Massachusetts SavATree crew is working at 19 1/2 Washington Square in Salem, where the Salem Witch Museum is located.
Snow Mold
Snow mold is a fungal disease that can rear its ugly head when snow melts in early spring. It’s a common occurrence on lawn turf in years when early winter snows cover an unfrozen ground or when ground conditions are unseasonably wet. Since homeowners in many SavATree service areas just experienced a couple of very…
DetailsSavATree Wins Three Professional Communication Awards
Tree Care Industry Association is proud to announce the winners for the annual Professional Communication Awards, an award honoring marketing and communication excellence in the tree care industry. SavATree won in three categories.
DetailsSavATree Hosts a Booth at the Philly Flower Show
Tulips in full bloom in SavATree’s Booth #230 at the Philly Flower Show. Stop by to find out how to protect your tulips from deer! About the Philly Flower Show, from the founders: The 2017 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, ”Holland: Flowering the World,” celebrates the beauty and ingenuity of Dutch culture, from vivid flower fields…
DetailsReversing and Preventing Salt Damage to Plants
When living with wintry snow and ice conditions, the safety of roads and pedestrian walkways are the first priority. However, application of de-icing salt can wreak havoc with the health of your property’s lawn, trees, and shrubs. How Salt Damages Plants and Lawns Sodium chloride — refined rock salt — is the cheapest and most…
DetailsSavATree and the American Platform Tennis Association
SavATree is pleased to announce its new sponsorship with the American Platform Tennis Association (APTA). For those who are unfamiliar with platform tennis (also known as paddle tennis), it was developed in 1928 by Cogswell and Fessenden of Scarsdale, New York. These two gentlemen were primarily interested in a racquet sport that could be played…
DetailsHow Does A Warm Winter Affect Your Lawn?
Warm winters can affect the condition of your lawn in spring. Longer growing season Warm winters prevent lawns from going completely dormant. As a result, you may see more green & growth much sooner than usual. Although this could mean more mowing, it is an excellent opportunity to clean up leaves & debris on your…
DetailsWinter wonderland up in the trees
We are grateful to our skilled climbers who are highly trained, skilled and dedicated. They are up in the canopies in the winter, where the air is cold but the view is beautiful. Thanks Mike Ducott from our Middleton Branch for serving our customers and taking care of their trees!
Protecting Your Trees and Shrubs from Snow Damage
Ah, the beauty of a mid-winter snowfall. Curled up in the easy chair with a hot cuppa, gazing out the window as your trees and shrubs are transformed into frosted confections. But wait. What’s this wintry mix doing to my trees and shrubs?! Of course, the best defense against snow damage to your landscape is…
DetailsSavATree Seminar at Chicago Botanic Garden
It felt like spring the day of the SavATree seminar, a rarity for February in Chicago. The auditorium was packed to hear program speakers Dr. Gary Watson, Dr. Fredric Miller, and Jordan Orwig. A major topic was focused on tree roots: getting root depth right during cultivation and planting, and what can be done when…
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