Disease Prevention

Common Diseases for Cypress Trees and How We Treat Them

Join us as we delve into the world of canker diseases affecting cypress trees. In this informative video, we explore the specific challenges faced by Leyland and Italian cypress trees, shedding light on the causes, symptoms, and best practices for prevention. Our expert discusses how drought stress plays a significant role in the…

What Does Powdery Mildew Look Like?

In this informative video, we delve into the common issues that can plague crape myrtle plants: crape myrtle bark scales and powdery mildew. Join us as we explore the signs to watch out for. Learn effective strategies to tackle these problems. Ensure your crape myrtle thrives and maintains its stunning appearance. Our expert…

Optimal Pruning for Live Oaks: Identifying the Best Season for Healthy Growth

In this enlightening video, ISA Certified Arborist James Allen discusses the ideal seasons for pruning live oaks. Paying special attention to areas experiencing varying degrees of oak wilt transmission. James explains that in areas with a high rate of oak wilt transmission, it’s prudent to avoid pruning from February to June. This can help reduce…

How to Identify Oak Wilt in North Texas

In this insightful video, join Wes Rivers with TreeNewal as he teams up with Kimberlee Peterson to delve into the crucial topic of oak wilt in North Texas. They discuss the prevalence of oak wilt in various regions, especially in central Texas and the Dallas and Tarrant County areas. Homeowners and property owners…

Fall Prep: Getting Trees Ready for the Changing Season

Fall Prep As the long, hot summer gradually gives way to cooler days and shorter daylight hours, it’s the perfect time to explore the art of tree pruning. In this comprehensive video, ISA Certified Arborists Wes Rivers and Cory Herpel talk about your fall prep by debunking the myth that pruning should be…

On the Look-Out for Dry Eyes

For most of us, tears are associated solely with crying. In a moment of sadness or joy, we might shed a few tears–but otherwise, the curious water in our eyes is not something we typically worry about. Tears, as it turns out, are essential to maintaining eye health, helping to lubricate and nourish the eye…