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Tree Health
9 articles written for people with a tree question in central Minnesota.
The Complete Guide to Ash Trees in Minnesota: Care, EAB, and When to Remove
Before you can protect your ash trees, you need to know what you're looking at. Ash trees are one of the most common species in Minnesota, and
Birch Tree Problems in Minnesota: Bronze Birch Borer, Leaf Miners, and More
Birch trees are among the most beautiful landscape trees in Minnesota, with their striking white bark and graceful form. But they're also among the
7 Common Tree Diseases in Minnesota and How to Spot Them Early
Minnesota's diverse tree population faces a wide range of diseases, from fast-moving fungal infections that can kill a tree in weeks to cosmetic issues
Dutch Elm Disease in Minnesota: Signs, Treatment, and When Removal Is Necessary
Minnesota was once known for its stunning elm-lined streets. Dutch elm disease (DED) changed that dramatically, and it continues to affect elm trees
Emerald Ash Borer in Minnesota: Should You Treat or Remove Your Ash Tree?
The emerald ash borer (EAB) has now been confirmed in 59 Minnesota counties, according to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, and its reach
How to Tell If a Tree Is Dead or Just Dormant in Minnesota
Minnesota's long winters (typically November through March) mean your trees spend nearly half the year in dormancy. It's completely normal, but when
Maple Tree Problems in Minnesota: Common Issues and How to Fix Them
Maples are among the most popular trees in Minnesota yards, and for good reason. They offer gorgeous fall color, reliable shade, and strong structural
Oak Wilt in Minnesota: How to Identify, Prevent, and Protect Your Trees
If you have oak trees on your property in Minnesota, oak wilt should be on your radar. This aggressive fungal disease has killed tens of thousands of
Why Are My Spruce or Pine Needles Turning Brown? A Minnesota Homeowner's Guide
Few things worry Minnesota homeowners more than watching their spruce or pine tree turn brown. Evergreens are supposed to stay green year-round, so
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