As you look down the south side of East Long Island, interesting two-tone trees become visible. Half green and thriving and the other half brown, dried and dying. It is clear that this is salt damage and it is also clear that it is a result of Hurricane Sandy – …Read More
As New York residents prepare for the summer, one thing on everyone’s mind is ticks …Read More
Deep Root Fertilization is not a procedure that is the same for all trees. There …Read More
Warm winters means there has been a several month breeding period for fungus and mildew …Read More
Another fungus called mycelium can be seen on many lawns by identifying a circular shadow …Read More
If you notice your lawn getting brown and then bright red threads going through it, …Read More
When temperatures are warm and humid, many long island lawns will start showing ‘dollar spot’ …Read More
If your Boxwood trees are looking sick with yellow colored blisters on the leaves, it …Read More
Why Those Lawns Are So Green? Because they are Aerated! Lawn Aeration is using a …Read More