Sometimes the long winter, and the seemingly endless snow, can be detrimental to the limbs, roots, and overall health of your ...

Trees and plants need extra pampering during the winter. Experts say to leave snow at the plant base to insulate roots, but shake heavy snow off shrubs and trees to keep branches from bending or ...

All you need to do is plug it in. For a festive touch, spraying snow on a pre-lit tree can give it the look of freshly fallen snow. I like to spray snow on the edges of our tree’s branches ...

David Rhine, an arborist of 38 years who works with Savatree, a lawn and tree care service, said heavy, wet snow could pose a problem for property and powerlines. "When we get the heavy snow ...

Each season can provide certain challenges for trees. In the winter, the weight of snow and ice can overwhelm trees and cause incredible damage. Limbs can break, and trees may fall under the ...

In this week's Fielding Questions, Don Kinzler answers questions about losing branches due to recent wet, heavy snow accumulation. Don Kinzler shares tips for treating a lilac tree that lost ...

"Purge 2.0 : This snow/ice storm gonna take out the remaining weakened trees Helene left leaning over," one Facebook user wrote. Scott Carlson, a board-certified master arborist with Greenville ...

Bully for the white spruce, but not so much for the Arctic: Because the trees are darker than snow, they absorb more of the sun’s energy, potentially further heating the region and further ...

Hundreds of trees, brought down by heavy, wet snow last week, are blocking trails across the region. Too much snow — too wet and too fast — brought down hundreds of trees across forest roads ...

The strong winds and weight of snow on tree limbs may down power lines and could cause sporadic power outages. Travel could be nearly impossible," the National Weather Service said. Evergy has ...