Spotted Lanternfly: What Hazelwood & Maryland Heights Homeowners Should Do
Tree Care Tips, Tree Health, Tree Pests, Uncategorized

Spotted Lanternfly: What Hazelwood & Maryland Heights Homeowners Should Do

If you’ve seen reports about the spotted lanternfly moving closer to Missouri, your concern is reasonable. The pest hasn’t established a breeding population here yet, but a confirmed hitchhiker detection in St. Louis County means Hazelwood and Maryland Heights homeowners should know what to watch for before that changes. Key Takeaways Not established in Missouri […]

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5 Best Trees for St. Louis Clay Soil
Tree Care Tips, Tree Selection

5 Best Trees for St. Louis Clay Soil

Key Takeaways Adaptability is Key: Choose trees like Bur Oak, River Birch, and Baldcypress for their ability to thrive in compacted and poorly-drained clay soil.  Long-Term Investment: Trees like the Bur Oak are long-lived and add environmental value to your property by enhancing wildlife habitat and supporting soil health.  Moisture Management: The River Birch and […]

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Trees Near Power Lines in St. Charles County: When It’s a Safety Risk
Tree Care Tips, Tree Safety

Trees Near Power Lines in St. Charles County: When It’s a Safety Risk

Key Takeaways Trees growing too close to power lines are one of the most common safety hazards for homeowners in St. Charles County. Branch contact with electrical lines can cause fires, outages, property damage, and serious injury or death. Homeowners are usually responsible for managing trees on their property, even when power lines are involved. […]

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