This is the time of giving thanks; and all of us here at Wachtel Tree Science want to take this time to thank you all! As you’re sitting down at thanksgiving with your family, or celebrating the plethora of holidays coming up, think about us at Wachtel Tree Science as well. Continue Reading
Be sure to prepare and inspect one of the most crucial components of your property, your trees. Before Jack Frost can bite your trees, take preemptive steps, such as wrapping the trunk, mulching the base, recycling your leaves and many more, to ensure the safety of your trees in the harsh winter environment. Continue Reading
Recent weather patterns in Wisconsin have created stress to our trees. Thinner canopy sizes, early fall colors, and various fungi have infected the trees. This brings greater importance to fall tree care before we head into the winter months. Continue Reading
Don’t neglect your landscape this Halloween season, consider decorating your trees and foliage for a spooky Trick-or-Treat outdoor facade! We, at Wachtel Tree Science have some ideas to spruce your trees up for the upcoming Halloween festivities. Continue Reading
The assumption that pruning cannot be completed during Winter months is a misconception. During these months, pruning is optimal due to easier access, lighter limbs, leafless tree structures, and it helps prevent the spread of disease. Continue Reading
Planting a tree in honor of the one we loved can not only stand as a physical reminder of the memory of the deceased but can also aid in the grieving process. This living tribute will stand as a reminder to future generations of the memory of those since passed.Continue Reading
The fall season brings apple picking, game-days, moderately chilled weather, pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, and of course, changing tree colors. These varying colors entice us to go outside and view the beauty we are surrounded by here in the Midwest. The real question is, what trees will provide us with these beautiful fall colors? Continue Reading
If you took preemptive measures against the emerald ash borer by treating your ash tree. Your next question is probably how often should your ash tree be treated to ensure its safety and longevity? The answer to your question is dependent on the initial Ash tree treatment.Continue Reading
Girdling roots are lateral roots that lie directly, or sometimes breach, the soil surface. These roots cut into one side of the trunk, restricting water and nutrient movement throughout the entire tree. Continue reading about how girdling roots can effect your trees. Continue Reading
Trees may be sturdy, adaptive, and resilient, but they are not indestructible. Continually checking on your trees and taking preemptive measures before and after storms is one way to ensure your trees possibility of being indestructible. Continue Reading