This month we are going to talk about the Virginia Round-Leaf Birch trees. They are an endangered tree species that is native to the Virginia area and is the only tree included on Virginia’s endangered species list.

There is overwhelming evidence that the Spotted Lanternfly has arrived in Loudoun County. What does this mean for your trees? Get details about the dangers of this invasive insect as well as preventative measures here.

There’s a revolution going on in the conservation world. Driven by a sense of urgency to create cleaner air and water, trees have risen to the top of solutions that improve both. Seems too simple, doesn’t it? In fact, science demonstrates that the leaves of trees pull a remarkable amount of carbon dioxide from the air through photosynthesis.

Yes, Virginia is for lovers and there is no doubt that we Virginians love our natural habitats! There are many residents that spend a lot of their time fighting to rehabilitate the natural ecosystems around the state and to create conservation areas.

Jim has been in the tree business for more than four decades and his passion for trees has never dulled. Recently, he started to utilize a mapping system for trees that has helped many residential and commercial properties in the area.

When you look around to admire the beautiful trees and scenery around you, do you notice there are trees intertwined with power lines? With increased intense storms across the country, this has become a major factor for electricians who need to remedy power outages, but usually the damage is not due to the strong winds from the storm.