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Resource Articles from Gilbert Smith, ISA Board Certified Master Arborist
and Lesley Bruce Smith, ISA Certified Arborist
The Trees Are Talking
October 2016, Backyard Wisdom
by: Gilbert A Smith, ISA Certified Master Arborist
For a few weeks in the early fall you may have noticed some trees partly or fully turning color ahead of their sisters in the same species. This is a trees’ way of communicating. Do you know what its saying?
“I am under extreme stress here! I’ve got to let my leaves go, even though they feed me because I can not support them any longer
Tired Leaves
2016 October - Mother Nature’s Moment
by: Lesley Bruce Smith, ISA Certified Arborist
During the months of August and often in September and October we receive calls from concerned clients that the leaves on their trees and or shrubs look "bad".
