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Winter Corrective Pruning and its Benefits
Winter corrective pruning improves tree health and aesthetics, enhances structure, and reduces risk. Hire our certified arborists for expert care.
Jordan Haas
Nov 19
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The Benefits of Mulching Leaves Over Raking
Mulching leaves returns nutrients back to the soil as the leaves decompose, enriching the ground and promoting healthy plant growth.
Jordan Haas
Nov 5
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5 Fall Tree Maintenance Tips for our Cincinnati Trees
As the trees herald the change with vivid foliage transformations, shifting from greens to deep rusts, ruby reds, shimmering golds, and every hue in between, we are reminded that winter is approaching, and it’s not the time to overlook your trees. In fact, it's an excellent opportunity to prepare them for winter and the upcoming spring. Utilizing these cooler days to provide your trees with some care can help shield them during winter and create an ideal growing environment f
Jordan Haas
Oct 29
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Celebrating Community and Nature: Tree Planting at Highland Cemetery
Partnerships blossomed at Highland Cemetery during Northern Kentucky Tree Week! Taking Root collaborated with Gregory Forrest Lester Inc. Tree Health Professionals, Northern Kentucky Urban & Community Forestry Council, and R.A Jones for a volunteer tree planting event in Fort Mitchell.
Jordan Haas
Oct 23
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Now is the Perfect Time
October is an excellent time for planting trees as the cooler temperatures encourage root growth while reducing stress and water loss from the summer heat.
Jordan Haas
Oct 17
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The Importance of Fall Tree Fertilization
Fall tree fertilization is important because it builds up the roots' energy stores, promoting healthier and stronger trees that better...
Jordan Haas
Oct 8
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There's no need to Panic!
This is a natural, seasonal needle drop as older inner needles turn yellow, brown, and fall off to make way for new growth.
Jordan Haas
Oct 1
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The Importance of Prescription Pruning Qualification
Obtaining a Prescription Pruning Qualification is essential for those involved in tree care and maintenance
Jordan Haas
Sep 25
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Time to get Picking!
How to Manage Bagworms
Jordan Haas
Sep 15
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My goodness! Magnolia Scale!
Magnolia scale is the largest soft scale insect found in Ohio, with adult females reaching up to 1/2" in diameter. This is the time of year when the females mature and become most noticeable.
Jordan Haas
Sep 4
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How to Protect Trees During a Drought
how to care for your trees effectively when water is limited.
Jordan Haas
Aug 26
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The Best Disease and Pest Resistant Trees in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's climate can be challenging for tree health due to various pests and diseases. Here are some of the best disease and...
Jordan Haas
Aug 22
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Back to School means Back to the Basics for your Trees
The "Dog Days of Summer" are here in Cincinnati and these conditions pose significant challenges that can affect the health and longevity...
Jordan Haas
Aug 19
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Native to East Asia, this pest has been spotted in Cincinnati
Native to East Asia, this pest has been spotted in Cincinnati
Jordan Haas
Jul 24
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The Cicadas are gone, but the damage continues
The Cicadas are gone, but the damage continues
Jordan Haas
Jul 21
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Saving Trees at The University of Cincinnati
Here are some effective approaches to treating manganese deficiency
Jordan Haas
Jul 18
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Summer Storms lead to Emergency Tree Removel & Pruning
The Effects of Hot Soil with Quick Downpours are causing Trees to fail in Ohio
Jordan Haas
Jul 14
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My Spruce Trees are Turning Brown
Spider Mites are notorious pests that can cause significant damage to a variety of plants, including spruce trees.
Jordan Haas
Jul 9
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June’s Lunch & Learn: A Family Affair of Learning & Teamwork
Friday’s Lunch & Learn focused on pruning, safety, and climbing—and became a true family affair. EMT Jeannine Yacko taught tourniquet use, Lynn Kendall led pruning, and Crew Leads Josh and Brad introduced climbing basics. We celebrated Crew Lead Tyler as Employee of the Month, gave out Timber Tokens, and wrapped up with lunch from Belly Full Food Truck. A great day of learning, teamwork, and family!

Casey Lester
Jul 7
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Trees for Thought on this 4th of July
The Old Overcup Oak located at Western Hills Country Club doesn't disappoint in any way
Jordan Haas
Jul 3
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