Happy Father’s Day 2025

To the dad who always knew how to fix everything, even broken hearts

To the dad who always knew how to fix everything, even broken hearts

As the temperatures drop and winter sets in, most homeowners focus on keeping their homes warm — but what about their trees? Even during dormancy, trees face one of the most common yet overlooked seasonal threats: winter dehydration. Cold weather brings freezing winds, dry air, and reduced soil moisture, all of which can stress or…

Do your magnolia trees start the year as showpieces, only to become sticky, messy, and unhealthy by midsummer? If so, magnolia scale may be the culprit. This common pest is one of the most destructive insects to attack magnolia trees, and if left untreated, it can cause significant long-term damage. Magnolia scale is a type…

As October temperatures drop, young trees face new seasonal challenges—especially frost and high winds. Protecting them now ensures they’ll thrive when spring returns. Why Young Trees Need Extra Protection Newly planted or young trees haven’t yet developed deep root systems or thick bark, making them vulnerable to cold snaps and strong winds. Without protection, they…

As temperatures drop and natural food sources become scarce, deer start searching for easy meals — and that often means your yard. From young trees to shrubs and ornamentals, deer can cause serious damage during the fall and winter months. Fortunately, there’s an effective, professional solution that works all season long: DeerPro™ Repellent. At Galaxy…

As the temperatures cool and the leaves begin to fall, October is one of the best months for tree pruning. Whether you’re looking to shape your trees, remove dead limbs, or prepare your property for winter storms, now is the time to schedule your trimming service. Why Fall Pruning Matters During summer, trees put their…

August often brings sudden summer storms with strong winds, heavy rain, and even lightning a dangerous combination for your trees and property. Taking proactive steps now can prevent major damage later. Common Storm Hazards: Weak or dead limbs, dense canopies, and poor tree structure make trees more susceptible to breakage. Overextended limbs near structures or…