Our tree crews are highly skilled and have years of experience in the tree care industry. Our field crews attend safety programs and review safety guidelines as provided by the Tree Care Industry Association.
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Before you know it your beautiful century-old tree that defined your entire property could be gone. How could it happen right under your nose?: Invasive species. The nation’s forests and trees are at risk from these silent invaders from “out … Continue reading →
With the wintery weather upon us in Maryland and Washington, DC, Wood Acres receives calls from customers concerned about splitting or fallen trees. Some are definitely more susceptible to the added weight of ice and snow more than others. Continue reading →
“What is my shrub dying and what are those “pinecone” things hanging from the branches?” We hear that a lot in this area, especially in this extreme heat when your trees are already in a stressed state.
If you do see bags made out of needles or leaves on a woody plant that is defoliated the chances are you have bagworms. Bagworm caterpillars make distinctive 1.5 to 2 inch long spindle-shaped bags that can be seen hanging from twigs of a variety of trees and shrubs. Continue reading →
Thank your for visiting Wood Acres Tree Specialists new blog “LeafNotes’! We are a team of avid arborists and we will be discussing what we love: the care and maintenance of trees and shrubs! We will be discussing topics ranging … Continue reading →
