Terebinth Tree Care

03/26/2023

06/22/2022

I wish more was said about the Tile dinosaur as well.But still very cool.

To understand why the Kile Oak continues towering in Indianapolis while other trees have been cleared, you have to learn about the tree's history.

10/06/2021

Very good article in the Star on Fall tree issues. Carrie Tauscher and Mike Volz both lay out good advice.

Trees across Indiana are turning yellow — not in a good way. They're dropping their leaves early after a hot and dry summer has them stressed.

04/09/2021

• The “Tree of Life” baobab or reniala is a prehistoric species. Reniala means “mother of the forest” in Malagasy.
• This is the sacred Tsitakakantsa, (Adansonia Grandidieri), the largest baobab in Madagascar
Photo: zhihu.com
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02/09/2021

This is a nice lookout how trees exist with each other (and sometimes don't/also how some tree disease are spread also like with Oak disease).
Thanks Mark Finney for the share,

08/02/2020

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07/04/2020

Great article and love the graphics! Kudos to Jeff Harris and his Arbor Rangers page for being such a great educator.

HEAT & DROUGHT STRESS can negatively impact your landscape plants, particularly your trees. The photo above is from an actual irrigated lawn following several heatwaves. Despite receiving water from an irrigation system, the greenest areas of the lawn were those which were “protected” from sun e...

05/15/2020

Also Yews were just coming out and were hammered by the frost as well, notice this scenario with this Crabapple, the Yew under the Crab foliage was just fine, while a foot to the left wham!

05/15/2020

So last Saturday we went down to 27° and I will post some of the things I observed this week. I will start with Japanese Maples. This magnificent Cut-Leaf Green Japanese Maple is just a shame, but the Bloodgoods all got damage as well.