Tree spotlight on the Sweet Birch - Betula lenta. Learn to ID this tree and take a GA hike to where it can be found.

We frequently recommend purchasing a soil moisture meter to our consulting clients. Check out our blog post, "Why to Use a Moisture Meter" if you're wondering about questions like "How often should my trees and plants be watered?" Need to know how to use a Soil Moisture Meter? There are several styles of soil moisture meters on the market today. You can find them easily at your big box home supply store or your local hardware store. Look for a meter that you find easy to us

Did you know that trees, shrubs, and lawn grass have different watering and fertilization needs? A question we're asked often is "How do I water my trees?" Always water trees and shrubs slowly, less often. The majority of trees’ roots are typically in the 6-12 inch range, below ground level.  Tree roots spread far past the leafy canopy.  (It’s a misconception that trees have deep roots directly underneath the trunk and crown.)  When you set out drip irrigation, soaker hose,