by Arbor Ranger | Apr 9, 2020 | Ranger News, Teachers & Parents
Sandy loves the diversity of trees that are native to Indiana! Whenever she gets a chance, she puts on her safety equipment and goes out with her fellow Arbor Rangers ™ to view and climb trees. Trees come in all shapes and sizes and Indiana, for example, has over...
by Arbor Ranger | Apr 8, 2020 | Ranger News
Arbor Rangers ™ Supports Pollinators #FeedABee Arbor Rangers, LLC, through our educational outreach program, featuring The Arbor Rangers ™, is proud to be a supporter of the Bayer “Feed a Bee” program! We advocate good stewardship of our urban forests...
by Arbor Ranger | Apr 8, 2020 | Arborist Tips and News, Ranger News
DON’T TAKE CHANCES! Call 8-1-1 BEFORE you dig! Knowing where underground utility lines are buried before each digging project begins helps to prevent injury, expense and penalties. The depth of utility lines may vary and multiple utility lines may exist in one...
by admin | Aug 17, 2018 | Ranger News
What is PHOTOSYNTHESIS? Well… besides being a long word that you might think is one of those fancy words used in a science-fiction story, photosynthesis is actually the term used in real science to depict the amazing chemical process of how plants make their own...
by admin | Jul 22, 2018 | Ranger News
HEAT & DROUGHT STRESS can negatively impact your landscape plants, particularly your trees. The photo below is from an actual irrigated lawn following several heatwaves. Despite receiving water from an irrigation system, the greenest areas of the lawn were those...
by admin | Aug 26, 2017 | Ranger News
Of the many ways to kill a tree in the landscape, Girdling Roots ranks high among them, along with poor irrigation, planting too deep (which often causes girdling roots), and mechanical injuries. But just what are girdling roots and where do they come from? [Note:...
