Certified Arborists · Buffalo, NY
Not much of a spring so far in WNY… Lets be honest and say this is not that new for us in Buffalo, however we are still here and lets make the best of it. If you look close the budding on the trees is already happening and the days are getting a little bit […]
Spring 2018 is on its way and what a beautiful one it’s going to be. This time of year is the time when bird are chirping and trees are beginning to bud, the days are getting longer and we are getting more sunshine. Buffalo, NY Tree Medic begins to flourish as well with our tree […]
July marks the month of active emerald ash borer breeding in our areas in western NY. With higher concentration of ash trees in Amherst, Williamsville, and Clarence NY. If you suspect you have an ash tree and it is starting to look thin and showing dead wood, you still may have time for treatment this […]
With record breaking rainfall this spring in wny, disease on our trees is all ready starting to how its self. With premature leaf dropping and spots on the leaves, this is a clear sign of something to worry about. We have all the available fungicides to treat your tree problems and it’s not to late […]
Spring is here! This growing season experts have predicted it to be a tough year due to the amount of rainfall we have already acquired. Disease and fungus on trees and shrubs are always worse when we have a wet spring.
Below is a picture I snapped yesterday behind Dairy Queen on Transit Rd in Clarence. An infected ash tree with emerald Ash borer. Notice the canopy on top dieing out from the damage and all the sucker growth at the bottom of the tree. This is the tell tale sign of a tree that is […]
This exceptionally nasty winter we encountered here in western New York has caused quite a few problems with our trees and shrubs. Frost cracking on our trees wildlife damage to our newly planted trees and fragile shrubbery. They need all the help they can get, deep root nutrients may be the best and only solution […]
As the leaves are coming out in our local area this year we can truly see the devastation of the emerald ash borer as a high percentage of ash trees are showing signs of decline. 5/17/15