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Should an Arborist be planting your trees?

Should an Arborist be planting your trees?

Should an Arborist be planting your trees? Should an Arborist be planting your trees?  What are your goals for planting a new tree? are the reasons behind your decision to purchase a tree to be planted in your yard? Are you seeking a tree that is ready to use? Are you looking for a tree for future generations enjoy? Are you attempting to provide shade for your home? A tree is a wonderful investment it is not only good for the environment , but it also lowers your cooling bills. Johnson […]

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Arborists: The Unsung Heroes of Tree Care Johnson OPS tree care

Arborists: The Unsung Heroes of Tree Care

Arborists: The Unsung Heroes of Tree Care Arborists: The Unsung Heroes of Tree Care.  Trees play a crucial role in the environment and our lives, providing us with oxygen, shade, and aesthetic beauty, . However, trees are complex living organisms that require proper care and maintenance to thrive. This is where your experienced arborist comes into play. An arborist is a trained and experienced professional who specializes in the care and preservation of trees. Read on to discover the benefits of using a qualified, experienced arborist for your tree care […]

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The Benefits of Seasonal Tree Care

The Benefits of Seasonal Tree Care

The Benefits of Seasonal Tree Care The Benefits of Seasonal Tree Care, In order to thrive and maintain good health, trees require year-round care and upkeep. Every season has its own set of difficulties for a landscape, but with regular maintenance, your trees will remain beautiful and increase the value of your home. Whenever a tree is neglected, it increases the danger of property damage and exposes it to hazards from insects, pests, and extreme weather. Trees require dedicated care and treatment depending on the time of the year. Pruning, trimming, […]

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The Japanese Beetle and the problems they cause?

The Japanese Beetle and the problems they cause?

The Japanese Beetle and the problems they cause? The Japanese beetle and the problems they cause:  is a highly destructive plant pest that can be very difficult and expensive to control. Feeding on grassroots, Japanese beetle grubs damage lawns, golf courses, and pastures. Japanese beetle adults attack the foliage, flowers, or fruits of more than 300 different ornamental and agricultural plants. Signs of Japanese Beetle Damage Japanese beetles feed on a wide variety of flowers and crops (the adult beetles attack more than 300 different kinds of plants), but in terms […]

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how to grow large tomatoes

The Best Conditions for growing the Biggest Tomatoes

The Best Growing Conditions for the Biggest Tomatoes Despite your best efforts, your tomatoes never seem to grow big and juicy. Here are some suggestions to, The Best Conditions for growing the Biggest Tomatoes. #1) Space at Least 2 Feet Apart Don’t make the mistake of overcrowding your tomato plants. Without an adequate amount of space, they won’t be able to develop plump and juicy tomatoes. So, how far apart should you space your tomato plants? While some varieties need more space than others, a good rule of thumb is to space tomato plants […]

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Reduce your water usage while keeping your trees healthy

Reduce your water usage while keeping your trees healthy

  Reduce your water usage while keeping your trees healthy. Reduce your water usage while keeping your tree healthy. One of the best methods of supporting the health of your mature trees and saplings while conserving water is to use mulch. Mulching isn’t difficult, and this protective ground covering not only saves water, but it can also control weeds, enrich your soil, and more.  With the steps outlined below, you’ll learn how to mulch trees, and how much mulch to use. 5 Ways Trees Benefit from Proper Mulching  First, let’s look […]

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Rhizosphaera needle cast Johnson-ops-tree-care

Rhizosphaera Needle Cast

Rhizosphaera Needle Cast What is Rhizosphaera needle cast? Rhizosphaera needle cast is the most common disease of Colorado blue spruce in Wisconsin. It makes Colorado blue spruce unsightly and unusable in many landscape settings. The disease can also affect other conifers including black, Engelmann, Serbian, Sitka, and white (e.g., Black Hills) spruce. What does look like? The first noticeable symptom of Rhizosphaera needle cast is browning and loss of the innermost needles on lower branches of spruce trees. Often, the youngest needles at the tips of branches remain healthy. Rows […]

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How to keep sucker growth under control

How to keep sucker growth under control

How to keep sucker growth under control Many homeowners and tree care professionals find tree suckers to be an annoyance. They are also referred to as basal shoots and are made up of fresh shoots that appear at the base of a tree’s trunk. They are known as “tree suckers” because they suck and consume essential nutrients and water, which limits the growth of the primary tree. Once tree suckers start to develop, the tree will get less water and nutrients, causing it to become more stressed and possibly die. Don’t Harm […]

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growing melons in wisconsin

Growing Melons In Wisconsin

Growing Melons In Wisconsin The trick to growing melons in Wisconsin,  is to mimic as many  growing conditions as possible. Increase your growth season by starting seeds indoors. Melons should be planted in full sun to maximize sun exposure and maintain warm soil. To regulate soil conditions, choose a spot with sandy loam soil or grow your melons in raised beds. The best melon flavor, aroma, texture, and sweetness come from a fruit with a high sugar content. For melons to grow sweet and tasty, they need sunlight, warm weather, […]

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Time to Mulch garden Johnson-ops-tree-care

Time to Mulch

Time to Mulch, With Spring around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about your landscape and a good time to Mulch. In The Garden:   Mulch helps slow moisture evaporation so more water remains in the soil and is available to thirsty plant roots. Helps prevent weeds. A 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch naturally helps prevent weeds from sprouting and taking over the landscape by blocking their growth and access to sunlight. Trees: Trees with mulched root zones are usually larger, healthier, develop faster, and have higher rates […]

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