Do your trees look like this? They may be suffering from twig die back, foliage loss, or wounds on the branches caused by cicadas laying their eggs in the twigs.
The American Mosquito Control Association and Bergen County Mosquito Control division have both recently released information on the upcoming Mosquito season in New Jersey.
Periodical cicadas (Magicicada septendecim), the cousins of katydids and crickets, have a unique breeding schedule, and after 17 years of living underground, a large group of them are preparing to fill
Trees are valuable landscape assets. They provide beauty and shade, along with a number of social, environmental, community, and economic benefits to our cities, town, suburbs, and landscapes. They can
As we manage the devastation related to Hurricane Sandy the following is important information regarding timing of our crews, heavy equipment usage, and wood removal.
Tamke Tree Experts has recently been accredited by the Better Business Bureau. We are committed to superior customer service, quality performance and have made a good faith effort to resolve
Cicada Killer Wasps may look fierce with their large size but they are nothing about which to be concerned. These harmless wasps feed on tree sap and flower nectar as
West Nile virus is spreading faster than it has in years and the pace of the mosquito-borne disease is getting worse, health officials report. Nationwide there have been at least
Tick populations will be up this year due to the very mild winter. Ticks prefer cool moist areas. Low lying vegetation, leaf debris, and wooded areas are likely places for
The emerald ash borer, Agrilus planipennis, (EAB) is an invasive pest that threatens our ash tree population. The emerald ash borer is now one of the most destructive non-native insects
