Blog Posts in category "Organics"

Think all bugs are bad? Not these bugs!

April 11, 2017

Friend vs Foe: The Good. The Bad. And the Bug-ly.

Hungry Trees: When should you fertilize?

March 1, 2017

March 1st is the start of our spring fertilization treatments. Ready to get your trees in shape for summer? Spring fertilization is a great place to start.

Are your trees hungry? Fall is time to feed!

October 6, 2016

Feed your trees, and the soil, this fall for stronger trees through winter.

How Does the Soil Food Web Benefit Trees?

September 27, 2016

The soil food web is a complex food chain that ultimately creates more healthy soil to grow stronger, more beautiful trees.

Come See Us at Earth Day Texas April 24th-26th!

April 20, 2015

Eco-friendly Tree Care: Good for your family and the planet! Supporting our community and sharing information about responsible, Eco-friendly tree care is our passion. This weekend during Earth Day Texas you can visit with us one-on-one to find out the best ways to care for your valuable trees. Visit us April 24th-26th from 10am to 6pm in booth 2824 and 2826 to speak with one of our Certified Arborists about the most up-to-date information on tree care.

Why Go Organic?

March 2, 2015

People often ask me why I "lean towards an organic approach" when it comes to caring for trees, shrubs and turf. While I am certainly no expert on organic gardening, I think the answer is pretty simple. Common sense! I discuss the reasons an organic tree care plan works.

Could your trees be the victim of herbicide damage?

December 1, 2014

Have you noticed your tree, or trees, going into an unreasonable state of decline or seem to be stunted? Do you notice leaf curling or leaves that look cupped? Perhaps leaves are discolored or have brown dead spots? Your trees could be victims of herbicide damage. Even if you keep an organic landscape, your neighbors may not.

Keep Winter Bugs at Bay with Dormant Oil

November 4, 2014

If you want to control pests like scale and other spring pests on your trees, hollies and other shrubs, now’s the time to get on our winter schedule.