Dead limbs, exposed roots, and fungus are signs a tree is in trouble. Dead limbs, visible fungus, or storm damage can all point to deeper issues—an arborist can help decide if the tree can be saved or ...

Another sign that removal is the best decision is if a tree has lost a significant amount of limbs. Although trees can generally tolerate losing their smaller branches without permanently impairing ...

Squirrels, insects and lightning strikes may be the reason for dead tree branches. Pruning the dead branch will solve the problem in most cases. This has been a long, hot, wet summer and soon fall ...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- As we brace for Saturday's strong winds, there are precautions the community can take now to ensure trees don't cause any harm or damage. Kelly Chadwick, a local arborist, says these ...

As Boise residents seek shelter from extreme heat this summer, tree canopies may seem like the perfect relief outdoors. But those leafy branches pose another unexpected danger that comes with the hot ...

Q: I have been cutting off the dead branches on borer-infested trees. Should I burn or dispose of these dead branches? A: Flat-headed borers can get in the sunburned limbs and young trunks of peach, ...

Snow and ice covered Milwaukee and much of southeastern Wisconsin earlier this month with totals topping 10 inches farther from Lake Michigan. While snow might provide some much-needed relief during ...

The summer foliage of deciduous trees has dropped and their bare limbs are exposed. What is discovered in the bare canopies? The bare winter tree limbs reveal what busy neighborhood squirrels have ...