Do you notice all the damage to broadleaf evergreens this spring?

This early stage in the yearly cycle is a critical time for preventing many pest problems (and some diseases).

Bugs aint bad! Our organic approach means targeting pests but leaving beneficials to their business.

Spring Tick Myths. Be wary of “natural” solutions.

How we make our organic vermicompost-based fertilizer.

Let’s talk about some essential beneficial microbes that you may be missing in your soil.

Please don’t make your holiday wreaths out of poison ivy vines. It is sure to ruin your week. A quick review of some pesky vines and what to do about them this time of year.

Report from the field on a unique service that we provide for trees in dire straits.

Protect your plants from winter burn.

Brief contact with a tick nest can leave you covered in bites. These irritated red bumps are often misdiagnosed as chigger bites.

Vertical mulching project with micro nutrients, liquid biological amendments and a prayer for this historic Pine tree at the Village Green in Stony Brook Village

Common Arborvitae issues.

Take a look at adult boxwood leafminer swarming in the summer. Beating this plant pest takes precision.

Go solar!

In mid-May it's "open season" on boxwood. Several pests that feed and cause damage to boxwood become active. For the most effective organic solution, the time to treat is now.

Joel identifies poor planting practices that stunt healthy root growth of plants and trees.

Fall is a great time to fertilize with compost tea.