Posts by Buckley Tree
Oak Chlorosis
Chlorosis is a common micronutrient deficiency that causes the leaves of trees to become yellow and in severe cases causes the foliage to brown and die. In southern and eastern Wisconsin, it typically affects white oaks, pin oaks, white pine, red maple and birch. Chlorosis is caused by either a lack of nutrients (typically iron…
Read MoreWhy Prune Young Trees?
Pruning young trees is often overlooked in favor of addressing larger problems on more mature trees. Though pruning mature trees to remove deadwood and manage risk is important, often these goals could have been accomplished by pruning during infancy. Benefits of Pruning Young Trees: Trees that are properly pruned while young will need less corrective…
Read MoreTraining Day: Pruning Techniques
Thank you Mike Wendt, professor of Arborculture at MATC for leading our Pruning Techniques training this summer in Muskego. We are committed to constant improvement of all our employees in all aspects of the tree care profession. Pruning will help the aesthetic look and health of the plant. Pruning also helps to promote structural integrity…
Read MoreCelebrating our employees at the Brewer game. Go Brewers!
We recently celebrated our employees by attending a Brewer game against the San Diego Padres! Go Brewers! Search CategoriesCategories Select Category Events Pest Alerts Training Tree and Pest Updates Tree Care Tips Services ConsultationFertilizing & Root StimulantsInsect & Disease ControlRemoval and Stump GrindingTree Pruning
Read MoreNew Pest Alert
Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) VLB only affects viburnums and most commonly arrowwood viburnums. VLB is a fairly new pest to southeastern Wisconsin. VLB feed on the green tissue between the veins of the plants, causing them to skeletonize. This is similar to damage caused by Japanese beetles. VLB begin to feed in late June/early July.…
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