ArborManagers Press
Latest Articles
How Site Conditions Create Hidden Tree Risk
Even a healthy-looking tree can become hazardous because of what is happening underground. Here is how Florida site conditions affect a tree's stability.
Read moreHow Improper Tree Care Creates Long-Term Risk
Topping, over-lifting, and other well-intentioned pruning habits can leave a tree structurally weaker for years. Here is what to avoid.
Read moreTree Risk Factors Unique to Florida Palms
Palms fail differently than hardwood trees, and the warning signs are easy to miss. Here is what property owners should know.
Read moreStructural Defects That Increase Tree Risk
Codominant stems, included bark, and other structural weaknesses are not always obvious from the ground. Here is what to look for and why it matters most in a storm.
Read moreStorm and Lightning Damage: Why a Tree That Looks Fine Might Not Be
A tree that survives a Florida storm or lightning strike can look perfectly healthy while carrying serious internal damage. Here is what to watch for after severe weather.
Read moreSurface Roots on Oaks: When They're Normal and When to Get Them Checked
Exposed roots are a common sight around Florida oaks, especially in sandy soil. Most of the time they are nothing to worry about, but here is how to know the difference.
Read more