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In the world of tree care, innovation is the key to efficiency and safety. Meet the Ostvig Tree T-Rex, a formidable Palfinger loader crane that is changing the game in the arboriculture industry. This powerful machine is not just a piece of equipment; it’s a game-changer that allows us to tackle towering trees with unprecedented…
Does Size Matter? Contrary to popular belief, the survival of a tree is not solely dependent on its size at the time of planting. While it is true that larger trees may face certain challenges, such as establishing a healthy root system, advancements in technology and scientific understanding have debunked the notion that larger trees…
Established trees can take care of themselves to some extent. However, in urban or landscaped areas, trees may require human intervention. Ask Ostvig Tree Care for help.
?? Heads up, tree lovers! During July and August, Crabapples, ornamental pears, and ash trees may experience leaf loss due to infections caused by apple scab, apple rust, pear scab, and anthracnose. These fungal diseases target young leaves in early spring, and unfortunately, there are no effective treatments to stop the leaf loss at this stage of the season. Stay informed and learn more about summer leaf drop here: https://ostvigtree.com/about-summer-leaf-drop/ ? #TreeCare #SummerLeafDrop #FungalDiseases
A black willow tree in Marine on St. Croix has been named national champion, bigger than any other known example of the species in the United States. Last year, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources declared the tree the state winner. While it appeared to score higher than the previous national champion (tree size is…
A black willow tree in Marine on St. Croix was recently discovered to be the largest of its species in the state. (Photo by Greg Seitz) Last winter, forester John Goodfellow and a crew of volunteers counted the trees along the streets of Marine on St. Croix. All 925 of them. They froze their fingers…