Wednesday, 15 May 2013 01:08
DIY Organic Plant Health Care | Can You Make Compost Tea at Home?
Written by Rob Anderson
Gardening is a true DIY hobby. Avid and hobby gardeners alike plant and care for perennials, annuals, veggies, trees and…
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Friday, 05 April 2013 17:03
Why Soil Plays the Lead Role in Organic Plant Health Care
Written by Rob Anderson
Plants and trees feed off essential nutrients found primarily in the surrounding soil. Some gardeners and tree service companies offer…
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Friday, 05 April 2013 16:52
Five Steps to a Healthy Landscape With Organic Plant Health Care
Written by Rob Anderson
We all want a healthy, attractive landscape to enjoy the bounties of nature outside our backdoor. Wise homeowners take steps…
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Ticks, like many mite species, are obligate blood-feeders, requiring a host animal forfood and development. Ticks have four stages in…
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Monday, 11 March 2013 12:22
Three Top Tasks to Maintain Optimum Tree Health Care
Written by Rob Anderson
The health of your trees, turf and gardens determine the comfortable level and appearance of your property. These three tasks…
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Wednesday, 30 January 2013 15:09
A Tree Service Company Weighs in on Preventative Vs Reactionary Plant Health Care
Written by Rob Anderson
Your landscape requires maintenance and organic plant health care plays a key role in that ongoing process. Mayer Tree knows…
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Today I encountered a heavily populated and damaged mugo pine in Gloucester. The photo shows just one group of Red…
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The emerald ash borer is here in Massachusetts, but not to the surprise of tree care professionals. This is a…
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Now that the warm and dry weather is here, the carpenter ants are now clearly visible to any homeowner that…
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Feels like summer out there, doesn't it? Well, not anymore. Last week (March 19-23) we had record warm temperatures, peaking…
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It is now mid March, and temperatures will be in the 60's for the next week or so. We have…
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If your house is covered with small pale moths near your porchlights at this time of year, then you have…
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This is a great time of year to determine the health of a tree. Trees spend the spring pushing out…
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Hurricane Irene, also known as tropical storm Irene in these parts, has come and gone. She left behind a sunny…
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Hurricane Irene is heading to New England this weekend, and early reports are saying we could have winds up to…
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I have heard that question a lot this year. The answer is lichen, a fungal/algal growth that can be found…
The last couple of weeks have prompted several calls from people in the area, thinking they may have found the…
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There has been a lot of information in the media about ticks in the past few years, and I have…
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So we had so much rain this spring my trees are going to do really well this year, right? Well,…
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Well what a spring we have had! The wintermoth caterpillar has come and gone, and in some areas left quite…
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With the warmer temperature's, the insect activity in our landscapes have picked up. Wintermoth larvae are now 1-2 mm in…
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Looking for a way to celebrate Arbor Day this year? Want to get to know your favorite tree service a…
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So spring is here. Really? We have had a very cool spring this year, unlike last year where at this…
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Last night I took part in the celebration of the Endicot Pear, a tree that is over 380 years old…
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It is now mid-April, and I have received several calls about evergreen trees, such as hemlock, pine, cypress, and spruce,…
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So it is spring time, but it sure doesn't feel like it yet. Temperatures are still dipping below freezing at…
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