With the Wisconsin landscape changing rapidly, trees that flower and produce berries are beautiful additions to any landscape. The Serviceberry and Hackberry are known for their flowering nature and production of berries. Continue Reading
Take our personality quiz to see what kind of tree is most like you. Upon discovering what tree is like you, consider planting this tree in your landscape.Continue Reading
While there are many trees found in Wisconsin, it is important to know what trees will provide shade in a landscape, and what trees should be planted to complement your landscape.Continue Reading
While there are MANY environmental benefits to planting trees, we've picked out 10 of our favorites. Continue Reading
Wachtel’s staff of Certified Arborists want to help ensure the health and longevity of your new tree(s).Continue Reading
In many northern parts of the United States, fall color in trees is something to look forward to by nature lovers. Continue Reading
Hire a Wachtel arborist to properly plant a new tree for you, doing so will result in your best chance for a healthy tree. Having a healthier tree will save time and money over the long-term. There you go, this article summarized in less than a paragraph. Keep reading if you’d like more details.Continue Reading
The Fall Season is probably my favorite time of year. The blessing of the change in temperature and humidity, baseball playoffs, Packers season starting, and the changes in leaf color are all part of what makes fall special in Wisconsin.Continue Reading
Ash trees were an important street and shade tree for many years. They were tough native trees that stood up to a variety of conditions with relatively few problems. Unfortunately, the introduction of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) from China about 20 years ago changed all that.Continue Reading
Evergreens are commonly planted trees throughout our Wisconsin. They are an excellent choice for your property, but unfortunately fungal diseases can affect their health and result in unsightly landscapes. The susceptibility of an evergreen to disease is a result of not only the species but also the growing conditions inflicted upon trees.Continue Reading