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After the Derecho: Structural Pruning, Risk Assessment, and the Trees We Can Still Save
After arriving home from my visit to the Upper Peninsula of that state up north, I was greeted with abundant evidence of the derecho that swept through my local area. Our industry has an obligation to...
Late Spring Memorial Day Weekend Client Newsletter
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Why Are My Trees Wilting?
The weak electric discharges may set off ultraviolet sparkles over large swaths of forest under storms, potentially impacting canopy health.
Ron Rothaas joins Ron Wilson on 12/20/25
Arbor Doctor Ron Rothhaas joined yardboy Ron Wilson on his national gardening show on the morning of December 20, 2025. You can access the first hour of the show at the following link with Ron Rothhaa...
I joined yardboy Ron Wilson on Saturday morning, April 19, 2025 at 7:33 to talk gardening, trees, weather, Easter, and who knows what? The podcast can be found at this link:
https://www.iheart.com/po...
Arborvitaes. Why are some dying?
Temperatures with the coming cold wave will be comparable to the December 2022 cold wave. Here is a comparison:
December 2022 cold snap highs and lows:
45/20, 23/-9, 12/1, 19/7, 26/13, 32/24, 51/27,...
What the ‘HAIL’ happened to my tree?
Arbor Doctor talks Oak Wilt disease, chlorosis, and winter weather with yard boy Ron Wilson.