When to Prune Shade Trees in Utah Neighborhoods
Pruning shade trees correctly is one of the most important things a homeowner can do to preserve tree health, safety, and neighborhood…
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Pruning shade trees correctly is one of the most important things a homeowner can do to preserve tree health, safety, and neighborhood…
Read articleUtah street trees face unique stresses: alkaline soils, low precipitation, wide temperature swings, compacted planting strips, and repeated exposure to de-icing salts…
Read articleTransplant shock is the common and sometimes costly response trees have to being moved, planted, or otherwise disturbed. In Utah, with its…
Read articleUtah’s varied climate and rugged terrain create unique challenges for homeowners who want to use trees as windbreaks and sheltering elements. Strong…
Read articleUtah summers and why mature trees need special attention Utah summers are typically hot, dry, and characterized by low humidity and high…
Read articleWhy erosion is a concern in Utah Utah’s landscape is defined by steep slopes, intermittent streams, arid valleys, and a mix of…
Read articleWhen planning trees near driveways in Utah, a mix of climate, soil, species selection, maintenance, and safety rules governs long-term success. Driveways…
Read articleUtah soils are often alkaline, and that alkalinity has important consequences for tree roots, tree health, and landscape decisions. This article explains…
Read articleUtah’s trees face a particular set of stresses: low annual precipitation, variable winter snowpack, deep summer heat, and episodic droughts that can…
Read articleSalt scorch is a common problem for trees in Utah, particularly in urban and suburban landscapes close to roads, irrigated fields, salt-impacted…
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