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❄️ FROST CRACKS (i.e. radial shakes) are vertical cracks that form in the trunks of trees, often on the southern-facing side of the tree. 🌳 For help identifying and diagnosing your tree's problem, use our #TreeMD application at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
A common pest to look-out for this spring is the eastern tent caterpillar. When looking, the first sign of attack is tents of silken webbing formed in the fork of tree branches. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG.
👉Quickly identify the root of a tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors in our #TreeMD app! Explore the app here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
The Emerald Ash Borer, or EAB, is an invasive beetle that was first introduced to the U.S. through wood imported from China. Spreading through the Midwest, Northeast and South, EAB was first found in Texas in 2016. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
Are your trees showing signs of pests or diseases? Search our website #TreeMD to find the root of your tree's problem! 🌳 Find it here: bit.ly/3jdCkYL.
💦 Most trees affected by winter burn will bounce back. Give your tree or shrub plenty of water in the spring, and make sure to prune back any branches or stems that have been permanently damaged by the frost. For more, visit our #TreeMD app at: ow.ly/u0VG50DEV0U
Trees are surprisingly resilient, but even the strongest and most established can develop ailments in the face of harsh temps. Fortunately, our #TreeMD app can help you identify a few freeze-inducing symptoms and how to get them back on track. Learn more: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
Frost cracks won't necessarily kill a tree, but do expose it to other stressors like insects or disease. Most trees will close themselves up over time with proper care and watering, but frost cracks can recur in future freezes. Learn more #TreeMD app at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
Quickly identify the root of your tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors on our #TreeMD site! 👉 Explore #TreeMD here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
🍂 WINTER BURN is identifiable by browning of the edges of evergreen leaves. This is more common with species like pine, cedar, and juniper, and is attributed to desiccation of their needles. For help diagnosing your trees, check out our #TreeMD app at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
Leafy mistletoe is a persistent, evergreen parasitic plant, deriving water and mineral nutrients from the sap of its host plant adding stress and contributing to poor tree health. Read more about leafy mistletoe on our #TreeMD website here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp
The eastern tent caterpillar can affect a number of species including black cherry, plum and hawthorn. Fortunately, natural factors such as predators, parasites and weather tend to control populations. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG
EAB feeds on ash trees and is very destructive to trees. Management of the beetle is on ongoing challenge but recent success has been found in introducing the beetle’s natural predator, the smokey-bandit wasp. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
🐛 The first sign of attack for the eastern tent caterpillar is tents of silken webbing formed in the fork of tree branches! Learn more on how to control this two inch long caterpillar in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG
Leafy mistletoe is parasitic, deriving water and mineral nutrients from the sap of its host plant adding stress and contributing to poor tree health. Read more about leafy mistletoe and how it affects your tree on our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp.
For EAB, inoculating trees with preventative insecticides has also proven to have some success, and has been conducted to protect priority trees within urban communities. You can learn more about this invasive species in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
Hearing the word mistletoe may bring thoughts of silver bells and Christmas nights to your mind. However, leafy mistletoe is a persistent, evergreen plant that can still be found on trees now. Read more about leafy mistletoe on our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp.
RT What a blessing it is to live in Pinellas County! Go ahead and post your favorite sunset pictures you’ve taken! Just remember to include the hashtags #TreeMD and #ThePa…
What a blessing it is to live in Pinellas County! Go ahead and post your favorite sunset pictures you’ve taken! Just remember to include the hashtags #TreeMD and #ThePalmsTreeService when sharing your images! #TreeService
Are your trees showing signs of pests or diseases? Search our website #TreeMD to find the root of your tree's problem! 🌳 Find it here: bit.ly/3jdCkYL.
Quickly identify the root of your tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors on our #TreeMD site! 👉 Explore #TreeMD here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
Are your trees showing signs of pests or diseases? Search our website #TreeMD to find the root of your tree's problem! 🌳 Find it here: bit.ly/3jdCkYL.
Leafy mistletoe is a persistent, evergreen parasitic plant, deriving water and mineral nutrients from the sap of its host plant adding stress and contributing to poor tree health. Read more about leafy mistletoe on our #TreeMD website here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp
Quickly identify the root of your tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors in our #TreeMD app! 👉 Explore #TreeMD here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
🌳 Quickly identify the root of a tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors in our #TreeMD app! Explore #TreeMD here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
🐛 The first sign of attack for the eastern tent caterpillar is tents of silken webbing formed in the fork of tree branches! Learn more on how to control this two inch long caterpillar in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG
👉Quickly identify the root of a tree’s problem, whether it be caused by insects, diseases or other factors in our #TreeMD app! Explore the app here: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
The eastern tent caterpillar can affect a number of species including black cherry, plum and hawthorn. Fortunately, natural factors such as predators, parasites and weather tend to control populations. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG
A common pest to look-out for this spring is the eastern tent caterpillar. When looking, the first sign of attack is tents of silken webbing formed in the fork of tree branches. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/3bdIlAG.
Leafy mistletoe is parasitic, deriving water and mineral nutrients from the sap of its host plant adding stress and contributing to poor tree health. Read more about leafy mistletoe and how it affects your tree on our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp.
Hearing the word mistletoe may bring thoughts of silver bells and Christmas nights to your mind. However, leafy mistletoe is a persistent, evergreen plant that can still be found on trees now. Read more about leafy mistletoe on our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2Pz7sWp.
For EAB, inoculating trees with preventative insecticides has also proven to have some success, and has been conducted to protect priority trees within urban communities. You can learn more about this invasive species in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
EAB feeds on ash trees and is very destructive to trees. Management of the beetle is on ongoing challenge but recent success has been found in introducing the beetle’s natural predator, the smokey-bandit wasp. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
The Emerald Ash Borer, or EAB, is an invasive beetle that was first introduced to the U.S. through wood imported from China. Spreading through the Midwest, Northeast and South, EAB was first found in Texas in 2016. Learn more in our #TreeMD app here: bit.ly/2O2LPNB.
Frost cracks won't necessarily kill a tree, but do expose it to other stressors like insects or disease. Most trees will close themselves up over time with proper care and watering, but frost cracks can recur in future freezes. Learn more #TreeMD app at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
❄️ FROST CRACKS (i.e. radial shakes) are vertical cracks that form in the trunks of trees, often on the southern-facing side of the tree. 🌳 For help identifying and diagnosing your tree's problem, use our #TreeMD application at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
💦 Most trees affected by winter burn will bounce back. Give your tree or shrub plenty of water in the spring, and make sure to prune back any branches or stems that have been permanently damaged by the frost. For more, visit our #TreeMD app at: ow.ly/u0VG50DEV0U
🍂 WINTER BURN is identifiable by browning of the edges of evergreen leaves. This is more common with species like pine, cedar, and juniper, and is attributed to desiccation of their needles. For help diagnosing your trees, check out our #TreeMD app at: texasforestinfo.tamu.edu/treemd/
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