by Arborist USA | May 5, 2026 | Tree Service
Diplodia tip blight is one of the most common and frustrating fungal problems we diagnose on junipers, pines, cypress, and other evergreen trees across North Texas. In Westlake, Texas, we recently inspected a site where the visible problem was browning tips, thinning...
by Arborist USA | May 4, 2026 | Tree Service
At Arborist USA, we recently worked on a property in Mansfield, Texas where trees were struggling with persistent anthracnose. Previous systemic treatments were not producing results, and the canopy continued to show stress. After further diagnosis, we identified the...
by Arborist USA | Apr 16, 2026 | Tree Service
Junipers and Red Mountain Cedars (Juniperus spp.) are widely used across North Texas landscapes because of their drought tolerance and evergreen structure. However, in areas like Little Elm, Texas, we are seeing a growing number of these trees decline due to a...
by Arborist USA | Apr 9, 2026 | Tree Service
Oak wilt is one of the most destructive tree diseases affecting live oaks across Texas, and on ranch properties, the impact is even more significant. Mature live oaks are not only valuable landscape assets but also critical for livestock shade, soil stability, and...
by Arborist USA | Mar 24, 2026 | Tree Service
In Granbury, Texas, especially along high-use recreational corridors such as the Brazos River, tree risk assessments must account not only for structural defects but also for active pest pressure that can compromise long-term stability. This assessment focuses on a...
by Arborist USA | Mar 24, 2026 | Tree Service
In Granbury, Texas, tree risk assessments are critical when structural defects and decay compromise the integrity of a tree—especially when high-value targets such as children’s play areas are within the impact zone. This assessment focuses on a mature Shumard red oak...
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