
Spongy Moth in Minnesota: What Twin Cities Homeowners Should Know
Spongy moth is spreading toward the Twin Cities. Learn the signs, which trees are at risk, and what Minnetonka and Wayzata homeowners can do now.

Spongy moth is spreading toward the Twin Cities. Learn the signs, which trees are at risk, and what Minnetonka and Wayzata homeowners can do now.
Not every tree threatens a foundation, but some species and planting distances create real risk. Here’s what to check on your property.
Buckthorn removal in Minnesota takes cutting, stump treatment, and follow-up. See the method our arborists use in Minnetonka, Wayzata, and Edina yards.
Minnesota’s short growing season makes timing critical for new trees. Here’s what our arborists recommend for spring versus fall planting, species by species.

What Plymouth, MN homeowners should do in the first hour after storm damage to a tree, and why a certified arborist assesses it first.

Why a dead tree in Minneapolis should come down before another storm season, and how quickly deadwood loses structural integrity.

Tree trimming cost in Minneapolis and St Paul ranges from $300 to $3,000. Here is how height, species and access change the quote.
Tree removal permit rules change city by city across Hennepin County. Here is what Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Plymouth and Bloomington require.
Whether your ash tree can be saved from emerald ash borer depends entirely on how early it’s caught. Here’s how to identify EAB, treat it, and what it costs in MN.
A Minnesota-climate guide to the best trees for Apple Valley and Burnsville yards, with species picks, planting depth, watering schedules.