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Wachtel is Professional Arboriculture

By: Jeffrey P. Hagfors, Certified Arborist

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format It takes great knowledge, thought and experience to properly diagnose and treat complicated tree health problems. At Wachtel we are committed to maintaining the highest level of professional care to trees and shrubs. With thirteen Certified Arborists, and over 260 years of combined experience, we are the leaders in professional arboriculture.

 

Dutch Elm Disease — An ounce of prevention…

By: Jeffrey P. Hagfors, Certified Arborist

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format Dutch Elm Disease (DED) is a fungus that attacks the vascular system of elm trees. The disruption occurs as the rapidly colonizing fungus quickly outpaces the tree’s natural defenses and the tissue becomes plugged up. The leaves wilt because they no longer get any water from the roots and the tree dies.

 

Trunk Injections – Yes or No?

By: Paul Markworth, Certified Arborist

Spring 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format The pros and cons of injecting material directly into a tree's trunk.

 

Drought Damage

By: Anthony Arnoldi, Certified Arborist

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format It may seem strange to talk about, but the time we have spent in dry conditions has added up over the past 9-10 months. This trend has actually been going on longer than that and has been bad enough to lower the water level in Lake Michigan! Trees have been inpacted by this as well and we’ll discuss how they react to drought and what can be done to help them.

 

What Can Happen To Your Trees If They Are Not Properly Pruned?

By: Jeffrey P. Hagfors, Certified Arborist

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format The benefits of tree pruning can be better understood when a single question is asked: What can happen to my trees if they are not properly pruned? The response to this question is not one single answer—it is a number of equally important answers. Let’s review the dangers your trees face if they are not properly pruned.

 

Award Winning Work

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format Wachtel wins a National Arborist Association Excellence in Arboriculture Grand Award.

 

Does Your Tree Need An Attorney?

By: Paul Markworth, Consulting Arborist

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format Does your tree need an attorney? This may seem like a funny question, and it is. The real question is, “Will you need an attorney because of the condition of your tree?”

 

Window Treatment

By: Anthony C. Arnoldi, Board Certified Master Arborist WI-0102B

Winter 2003 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format Gypsy moths are quite amazing creatures. They have spread across one third of the United States and are still gaining territory despite rigorous programs to slow the spread. They have been firmly established in Southeast Wisconsin for at least the last 5-7 years. For the first 3 to 4 years, gypsy moth damage was limited to a few “hot spots.” Last season, however, gypsy moth feeding damage was noted in nearly every neighborhood, sometimes lighter, sometimes heavier, but certainly gypsy moth presence is much more universal. We will look at the best way to stop the damage from this pest.

 

Employee Focus: John Gall

Winter2009 Newsletter in Adobe PDF format As Special Projects Coordinator, John brings his years of municipal experience to Wachtel's consulting team.

 
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