Recently, we have been facing increasingly variable weather patterns, including periods of drought. As water conservation becomes more crucial, planting drought-resistant trees offers an eco-friendly solution that supports the local ecosystem while enhancing your property. We've gathered together some top drought-resistant trees for you to consider introducing into your landscape.

Nestled in Northern Virginia, Loudoun County boasts a rich tapestry of flora that supports a wide variety of pollinators, from bees and butterflies to hummingbirds. Selecting the right trees can enhance this biodiversity, benefiting both native and non-native species. Here's a look at some trees that attract pollinators in this region.

As the summer sun blazes overhead and temperatures soar, one of the most crucial tasks for any responsible gardener or homeowner is ensuring that their trees receive adequate water. While it might seem obvious, the importance of proper tree watering cannot be overstated, especially during these hot and dry months.

Loudoun County, known for its picturesque landscapes and thriving agriculture, now faces a growing menace: the spotted lanternfly. This invasive insect, native to Asia, has made its unwelcome presence felt across the county, wreaking havoc on local ecosystems and economies alike. Learn more about the threat the spotted lanternfly is posing to our community.

the periodic emergence of cicadas stands out as both awe-inspiring and potentially destructive. As the cicadas emerge in their swarms, trees bear the brunt of their attack, enduring both immediate effects and long-term damages.

In the face of climate change, scientists worldwide are witnessing a remarkable ecological shift: forests are on the move, migrating northward as a consequence of rising global temperatures and changing environmental conditions.