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    • Tree Removals
    • Tree Disease Treatment
    • Tree Fertilizer
    • Tree Cabling & Bracing
    • Insect & Mite Management
    • Organic Care
  • Shrubs
    • Shrub Pruning
    • Shrub Disease Treatment
    • Shrub Fertilization
    • Organic Care
    • Boxwood Care
  • Lawn
    • Lawn Disease Treatment
    • Weed Control
    • Lawn Fertilization
    • Lawn Seeding
    • Organic Lawn Care
    • All Nutrient Lawn Care
    • Insect Management for Lawn
  • Ticks
    • Organic Tick Control
    • Lyme Disease
  • Deer
    • Three Circles of Protection
    • Winter Protection Treatments
    • Clear Repellent Treatments
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(Urban) wood is good

Current Condition, LatestBy Mike GalvinJuly 13, 2015Leave a comment

This week I got to observe a great urban sawmilling operation outside of Washington, DC. You may not think of the Nation’s Capitol as a hotbed for the forest products industry (you would be correct). But some innovators are finding ways to turn wastes into resources. The Baltimore Wood Project is an initiative of US…

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Golf Turf Sample with the PDL

Current Condition, Diseases, LatestBy mlindnerJuly 8, 2015Leave a comment

The Plant Diagnostic Laboratory has been producing many golf turf samples. They’ve seen anthracnose, summer patch, slime molds, take-all, Pythium root diseases, annual bluegrass weevils, black turfgrass, ataenius, and many other signs of wear and tear. Recently they had a sample of a mixed bent/Poa putting green turf with damage to both the annual bluegrass…

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Urban Forestry 2020: looking for the next generation

Latest, News, People + CitiesBy Merrick LeeJuly 6, 2015Leave a comment

Yesterday I participated in Urban Forestry 2020’s meeting at the University of Maryland. Urban Forestry 2020 is a three-year study funded by the US Forest Service through the National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council to assess perceptions of the urban forestry profession and make recommendations for future development.     The project aims to…

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A long, strange trip to a Maryland Tree Expert License

Latest, People + CitiesBy Mike GalvinJuly 2, 2015Leave a comment

I’m now the proud recipient of Maryland Tree Expert License #2041. I took the exam a week or so ago. But it was the proverbial long strange trip to get here. I became Supervisor of Urban and Community Forestry for MD DNR in 1997. One of the first things I wanted to do was find…

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Root pruning by hand for tree preservation 

Latest, People + CitiesBy Mike GalvinJune 17, 2015Leave a comment

Today I had some field work on a site we are doing tree protection on.  My assignment today was to inspect holes dug for footers for playground equipment and fence posts, as well as an area dug out for a concrete slab. I was to prune any significant roots back to the face of the…

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Slow progress towards a healthy harbor in Baltimore

Latest, People + CitiesBy Mike GalvinJune 15, 2015Leave a comment

Yesterday I attended the launch of the 2014 Healthy Harbor Report Card. Healthy Harbor is an initiative of the Waterfront Partnership that is supported by a coalition of public, private, NGO, and academic partners. The overall grade this year is an F. As can be seen below, there is a great deal of work to…

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How much credit should trees get towards cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay?

Latest, People + CitiesBy Mike GalvinJune 12, 2015Leave a comment

I’m pleased to be a member of the Chesapeake Bay Urban Tree Canopy Expert Panel. The Panel’s charge is to recommend credits to be assigned to urban tree canopy as a best management practice for Clean Water Act compliance in the Chesapeake Bay region. The panel met today to review the literature regarding the effects…

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Gazing In The Grass – 2015

Current Condition, Latest, SeasonalBy mlindnerJune 9, 2015Leave a comment

The rains from last week have provided some relief for many drought-stressed turf, but the eastern edge of the region along the coast remains very dry. Many areas received slow-soaking rain events, but a few experienced some intense downpours that mostly ran off and was not available to replenish soil moisture. Consequently the Northeast US…

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Viburnum Leaf Beetle In Chicago Botanic Garden

Current Condition, Insects, LatestBy StanJune 8, 2015Leave a comment

Viburnum Leaf Beetle has now been found at the Chicago Botanic Garden.  It’s also been found in other parts of the Chicago metro area including  Cook and DuPage County since 2009. It seems like tree varieties such as Arrowwood, Possum-haw and Cranberrybush are becoming most susceptible to this threat.   This pest overwinters as eggs…

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Boxwoods still hurting

Current Condition, LatestBy Luann ObrienJune 3, 2015Leave a comment

Many boxwoods are still hurting from the harsh winter, even though it is June. These boxwoods live in West Harrison, NY with their proud owners. They are receiving TLC from SavATree and should look better soon.”  

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