Tree Care Blog
Expert Tree Care Advice for Northwestern Vermont Homeowners
Whether you're managing emerald ash borer on your property or learning when to prune your maples, our ISA Certified Arborists break down what matters most for Vermont trees — and why it works.
It Takes a Village to Rebuild an Osprey Nesting Site
Teachers Tree Service was proud to support a community effort to rebuild an osprey nesting site in Vermont. Read the full article originally published by The Charlotte News.
Do Trees and Shrubs Need Fertilizer in the Spring?
Spring tree fertilization isn’t always the right call in Vermont. Learn when feeding helps, when it hurts, and how Chittenden County soils factor into it.
Emerald Ash Borer in Vermont: What to Do with Your Ash Trees
Spotted thinning canopy or D-shaped holes in your ash? Emerald ash borer in Vermont moves fast — here’s how to know if your tree can still be saved this season.
Fruit Tree Care in Vermont: A Seasonal Guide to Healthier, More Productive Trees
Fruit tree care in Vermont starts long before picking season. Here’s how to avoid pruning, PHC, and fertilization mistakes that silently kill your harvest.
How to Identify, Treat, and Prevent Spongy Moth in Vermont
Spongy moth stripped 50,000+ acres of trees in Vermont in 2021. Know the signs, the treatment window & when to call an arborist before the next outbreak hits.
What’s Taking Over My Trees? Aphids & Spider Mites in Vermont
Sticky residue? Browning arborvitae? Learn how to identify aphids and spider mites on Vermont trees — including the cool-season mites most homeowners miss.
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