Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Spreads to 8 States Fast
An invasive pest, the hemlock woolly adelgid, advances into eight additional states, endangering hemlock trees nationwide. This comprehensive guide details identification methods, proven treatments, and prevention tactics to help homeowners and landscapers defend their evergreens effectively.
8 States Now Require Permeable Hardscapes for Drainage
Eight states enforce permeable hardscape requirements to address flooding, pollution, and infrastructure overload. These innovative surfaces enable rainwater infiltration, bolstering drainage and waterway integrity. Property owners enjoy robust, cost-effective, and sustainable options, as professionals align with evolving codes for water-resilient landscapes.
By Amanda Motz
How Underground Fungi Networks Transform Tree Health
Uncover the hidden power of mycorrhizal fungi, the underground networks arborists rely on for superior tree health in 2025. These symbiotic organisms amplify root efficiency, fortify against drought and disease, and diminish reliance on chemicals. Discover strategies to integrate them into your landscape for enduring vitality and natural ecosystem balance.
By Amanda Motz
Tree Root Lawsuits Up 300%: What Changed
Tree root damage lawsuits have risen 300 percent amid aging infrastructure, urban density, and soaring property values. Homeowners encounter foundation cracks, repair bills, and neighbor tensions. Learn liability basics, prevention tactics, and professional interventions to avert legal pitfalls and structural woes.
By Amanda Motz
Micro-Forests Turn Tiny Yards Into Wildlife Havens
Elevate compact yards into ecological powerhouses using micro-forests. Based on the Miyawaki technique, this dense planting restores soil, draws wildlife, and amplifies biodiversity tenfold, providing an eco-friendly, low-effort upgrade over standard yards for sustainability-focused owners.
By Helen Bowman
Micro-Forest Yards Triple Property Value Fast
Convert ordinary lawns into micro-forests that amplify property worth threefold, minimize expenses, and advance eco-stewardship. The Miyawaki method employs dense native assemblages for quick maturation, superior aesthetics, and autonomous habitats. Explore design strategies, expert advice, and green practices to heighten your residence's market edge and planetary footprint.
By Amanda Motz
Why 8 States Force Tree Removal for Fire Safety
In eight wildfire-vulnerable states, homeowners must remove specific trees to mitigate fire risks. These regulations emphasize defensible space, hazardous species, and canopy management. Consult certified experts, follow local guidelines, and opt for fire-resistant replanting to enhance property safety amid escalating wildfire dangers.
By Amanda Motz
8 Cities Now Require Rain Gardens for Permits
Eight U.S. cities enforce rain garden requirements for new construction permits, converting properties into key tools for runoff control and water quality improvement. Delve into regulatory details, design essentials, and compliance strategies amid rising green infrastructure standards.
By Amanda Motz
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Cicada Brood 2025 Tree Protection Costs Jump 65%
Ahead of the 2025 cicada brood, tree protection expenses climb 65%, pressuring homeowners to defend oaks, maples, and fruit trees amid rising demand, labor gaps, and material scarcity. This resource unpacks the cost drivers and shares efficient planning tactics to secure landscape assets.
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Why Suburban Yards Are Becoming Dense Native Forests
Suburban yards are transforming as homeowners replace lawns with Miyawaki micro-forests, dense, fast-growing ecosystems of native plants. These mini-forests boost biodiversity, improve soil health, and require little upkeep once established. Learn how this eco-friendly landscaping trend enhances property value, strengthens local habitats, and helps create greener, more resilient neighborhoods across the suburbs.
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Hemlock Treatment Costs Jump 65% as Adelgid Spreads
Infestations of the hemlock woolly adelgid are escalating treatment costs by 65 percent, challenging homeowners and land managers alike. This guide details treatment options, from insecticides to biological methods, along with key cost drivers, prevention techniques, and steps for early intervention to maintain hemlock health and control expenses.
By Keith Greene
Micro-Forests Add Value in Just 200 Square Feet
Turn 200 square feet into a lush ecosystem that increases property value and promotes sustainability. Explore the Miyawaki method for creating low-maintenance micro-forests with expert guidance on costs, designs, and care.
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8 States Now Require Defensible Space Around Homes
With wildfires intensifying, eight states now enforce defensible space requirements for homes in high-risk areas. This comprehensive guide covers the latest regulations, estimated costs, zone-specific designs, and practical tips for selecting fire-resistant plants while preserving aesthetic appeal and ensuring year-round safety.
By Keith Greene