FAQ

The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly destructive and invasive beetle that will kill any ash tree if left untreated…Read More

Boxwoods are popular landscape plants in Virginia, but they are increasingly vulnerable to pests and diseases—especially in Charlottesville’s climate…Read More

Tree pruning is one of the most important—and potentially harmful—things you can do for your trees. When done correctly, pruning encourages strong growth…Read More

Trees can be harmed—and even killed—by both biotic factors (such as humans, pests, bacteria, and competing plants) and abiotic factors…Read More

Charlottesville trees commonly face threats like Emerald Ash Borer, oak decline, Bark Scale on Crape Myrtles, Maple Scale insects, Woolly Adelgid on Hemlocks, and Anthracnose on Dogwoods. Catching these problems early is key to saving your tree…Read more