As you may have noticed, we have had a very wet spring. According to the US Geological Survey, a station in Lovettsville, Virginia, has recorded 14 inches of precipitation in 2020 already.

While being quarantined is not an activity that most of us would look forward to, staying home during the spring season means there is a lot going on in our own backyards and neighborhoods that we can use to create a fun scavenger hunt with our children.

In lieu of our typical update on tree diseases or invasive insects, I’d like to share something a friend of mine wrote. My intention is that this will bring you some hope and something to look forward to in these seemingly dark times:

In Virginia, Lyme Disease cases are on the rise. To help keep your property free of pesky ticks, we recommend investing in beneficial nematodes.

Have you ever requested a quote for tree service with no idea about how much the work might cost? Maybe the estimate you receive seemed really high or you felt the price simply didn’t make sense for the work you were requesting. But do you know what goes into the work of trimming and removing trees?

While everyone is talking about how cold it’s getting this season, it can still be easy to forget how much winter weather can pose a serious danger to you and your property.