When to call an arborist
Trees are complicated organisms. It is hard to identify a problem without the help of a professional. You need to
Read MoreTrees are complicated organisms. It is hard to identify a problem without the help of a professional. You need to
Read MoreBy Dorothy Dobbie Literature and myth abound with stories about trees talking to people and people talking to trees. Many
Read Moreby Joan Cohen It’s a tree beloved of Manitobans who regularly commute the 194 km along the TransCanada highway between
Read MoreBy Dorothy Dobbie I love spring. When the trees and flowering shrubs have shaken off the chills of a Canadian
Read Moreby Mike Allen There are some basic pruning techniques that must be followed to enhance and maintain a healthy tree.
Read Moreby Chris Conway Excerpt from The Lake used with permission from Great Plains Publications. The ragged breaks in the tree
Read MoreIn Canada, fire blight, caused by the bacterium, Erwinia amylovora is a destructive disease of fruit trees and ornamental shrubs.
Read MoreStory by Michael Rosen, RPF Photos by Daniel Tigner Flowering trees are by definition deciduous trees – trees with leaves
Read MoreWinter burning (also called “winter drying” or “winter browning”) is a common and recurring problem of coniferous trees in colder
Read MoreCanada’s climate is far too extreme for growth in winter, though in the southwest British Columbian evergreen rainforest, photosynthesis can proceed in mild spells. For most of Canada, however, how do the above-ground parts of trees cope with a Canadian winter weather?
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