Tips For Watering Mature West Virginia Trees During Summer
West Virginia summers can be hot, humid, and variable in rainfall. Mature trees are resilient, but prolonged heat and dry spells stress…
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West Virginia summers can be hot, humid, and variable in rainfall. Mature trees are resilient, but prolonged heat and dry spells stress…
Read articleInspecting trees after a high-wind event is a critical task for homeowners, property managers, and municipal crews in West Virginia. High winds…
Read articleWest Virginia’s mixed mesophytic and oak-hickory woodlands are defined not only by their canopy trees but also by a diverse layer of…
Read articleEstablishing a tree windbreak in West Virginia is a practical, long-term investment to protect crops, livestock, buildings, roads, and soil from prevailing…
Read articleWinter in West Virginia can be a study in subtle beauty and harsh contrasts. When deciduous trees drop their leaves and the…
Read articleGirdling roots are one of the most common but under-recognized causes of tree decline in urban and suburban landscapes across West Virginia.…
Read articlePlanting buffer trees along streams in West Virginia is a powerful, cost-effective strategy to protect water quality, stabilize banks, support wildlife, and…
Read articleWest Virginia’s wooded landscapes are a defining feature of the state: steep hills, mixed hardwood forests, and pockets of acidic, loamy soils.…
Read articleLate spring frosts are one of the most common and misunderstood causes of damage to trees in West Virginia. Because the state…
Read articleUrban heat is not only a problem for large metropolitan areas; it affects small and mid-sized cities across West Virginia as well.…
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