Tag: white oak

Most common native tree species in the United States

If your clients want to add trees to their landscapes, check out this list of the most common native tree species in the United States on Total Landscape Care.

April 26, 2019

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Researchers develop method to detect oak wilt earlier

Too often oak wilt symptoms appear when it is too late. With the technology, oak wilt can be detected within 30 minutes and costs just a few dollars per sample.

November 14, 2017

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New York moves quickly to contain new oak wilt infection

The deadly disease oak wilt has made a second appearance in New York, this time in the town of Islip on Long Island. Click to read more on the infestation.

August 9, 2016

Oak wilt in red oaks can be hard to spot, but leaves often turn pale green and then brown. They remain on the tree for a period of time. Photo: Texas A&M Forest Service

Landscape designer wraps up work on Vikings’ new stadium

Landscape architects have been working on the landscape of the Minnesota Vikings new stadium that is set to open in July. Click here to read more!

June 1, 2016

The U.S. Bank Stadium began construction December 2013 and is nearing completion. Photo: minnesotacold.com

Guarding against oak wilt: Put away the pruners

Click to read Total Landscape Care & find out how to prevent oak wilt during peak transmission season. Follow us for the latest news landscapers need to know.

February 23, 2016

How to: Repair winter plant damage

In many parts of the country, spring will soon reveal significant damage to landscape plantings. “Many factors contribute to how a plant is affected by winter,” says Brian Hudelson, director of the Plant Disease Diagnostics Clinic at the University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension. “Plants that are marginally winter hardy to a region, stressed by disease or drought […]

April 21, 2015

Tree Giveaway

The Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tree Commission will give away more than 38,000 tree seedlings in this year’s annual tree giveaway, reports The Tuscaloosa News. Together with the Alabama Power Service Organization and the Druid City Canopy Coalition, the commission will offer varieties such as southern sugar maple, crape myrtle, dogwood, southern magnolia, white oak, live oak, redbud and dahoon holly.

February 19, 2013

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