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Do your Trees Hibernate?

Do your Trees Hibernate? Bears are known to burrow into dens to hibernate throughout the winter. Although trees can’t quite accomplish that, they also reduce their development and metabolism. The tree can conserve energy and survive the winter by doing this, which is referred to as going dormant. Energy is used to produce all of the new, fresh growth in the spring. The internal and underneath tree sections are still very much active even when the tree is dormant. Maintaining the health of dormant trees prevents difficulties in the future growing season, gets them […]

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A backyard oasis is created through careful planning and the selection of the best trees to meet your needs

Creating a Backyard Oasis with Trees: Transforming Your Outdoor Space into a Peaceful Retreat

Use Trees to Create An Oasis When it comes to creating a tranquil and visually stunning outdoor space, trees can play a pivotal role. With their majestic presence and natural beauty, trees can provide shade, privacy, and a sense of serenity to your backyard. By thoughtfully planning your layout and selecting the right trees, you can transform your backyard into a captivating oasis. Here are some tips and ideas to help you get started on your journey toward a peaceful and attractive outdoor oasis.   Selecting the Right Trees Consider […]

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Why Preserve Trees?

Why Preserve Trees? By their very nature, trees and green space provide benefits and add value to your property. The ability of trees to improve and maintain the quality of water, soil, and air and to remove pollutants from the air is well known. Trees also provide shade and help lower temperatures during hot weather. Trees enrich people’s lives and beautify landscapes and that’s why preserve trees. Having a certified arborist inspect your trees on an annual basis is key to keeping your trees healthy. At Johnson Ops Tree Care […]

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Anatomy of a tree

Anatomy of a tree There is no denying the beauty and complexity of the trees in your landscape. We are aware of a tree’s fundamental elements, but do we comprehend its functions? We we’ll go over a tree’s fundamental structure and describe its components and their roles. the anatomy of a tree: Tree Leaves: There are many various sizes and forms of leaves. The leaf is one of the best tools to use for tree identification, whether it is in broad form and deciduous or in needle form, and stays […]

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Don’t Fuel the Fire

Don’t Fuel the Fire  Nearly every state has experienced fires that rage out of control in the landscape. While the largest and most devastating burn in the West, fires also spread in the East and South, where suburb meets country or housing development meets conservation land. Don’t fuel the fire, here are some tips to protect your property: design and maintain a landscape that discourages fires build with flame-resistant materials “Fires need fuel, such as dead trees, shrubs and grasses,” says Tchukki Andersen, BCMA, CTSP* and staff arborist with the […]

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Trees Suffer During Prolonged Drought

Trees Suffer During Prolonged Drought August is usually hot and dry – with the exception of the all-too-frequent sudden thunderstorms – and brings about a certain lethargy when it comes to yard work.“Who wants to work outside in this heat?” you may ask as you languish in the shade of a tree with a pitcher of Lemonade. But even to have that shade oasis growing healthy in your landscape, it is important to take some simple proactive steps to ensure its longevity – especially during times of drought. Trees Suffer […]

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Services Provided by a Certified Arborist

Services Provided by a Certified Arborist Services Provided by a Certified Arborist A certified arborist is a expert in tree health who has received considerable training and practical expertise in how to maintain a wide range of tree and shrub species. Arborists must stay up to speed on all the most recent developments in arboriculture research, technology, and procedures in order to maintain their certification in the industry. To promote the best growth and development, each tree or shrub on your property will receive specialized care in accordance with a comprehensive […]

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Hemlock Wooly Adelgid

Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae) is a tree-killing insect that was accidentally introduced to eastern North America. It is a threat to Wisconsin’s eastern hemlocks in Wisconsin if it arrives here. Learn where this pest is now, what it looks like, and how to prevent its spread into Wisconsin. A pest of hemlock trees, hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) is native to the Asian continent. HWA has not yet been found in Wisconsin but has become well-established in several counties in Western Michigan. HWA currently ranges from northern Alabama/Georgia […]

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What actions should you take if lightning strikes a tree in your yard?

What actions should you take if lightning strikes a tree in your yard?

What actions should you take if lightning strikes a tree in your yard? Statistics show roughly 8 million lightning strikes occur each day. While most of them occur in rural areas, others occur in residential communities. When lightning strikes a tree, it can cause serious damage. So, what actions should you take if lightning strikes a tree in your yard? Assess the Tree for Damage You must first determine whether the tree has any damage. Lightning is a strong natural force that may destroy trees and other strong objects. Lightning reaches […]

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Anthracnose Disease

Anthracnose Disease Anthracnose is the name of several common fungal diseases that affect the foliage of woody ornamentals in Wisconsin.  Trees that are most commonly and severely affected by anthracnose include ash, maple, white oak, sycamore, and walnut.  Anthracnose typically affects young leaf tissue. Symptoms vary from host to host, but in general, include irregular spots, and dead areas on leaves that often follow the veins of the leaves.  Affected tissue can vary in color, but is often tan or brown.  Severely affected leaves often curl and may fall off.  […]

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