Pollarding in the Parks | March 15, 2023
Each year, we prune the willow trees in the Public Garden to reduce the risk of trunk and branch failure. [...]
Each year, we prune the willow trees in the Public Garden to reduce the risk of trunk and branch failure. [...]
By Christine Helie, Consulting Entomologist, The Growing Tree Biological Control Native insect predators provide the important ecological service of [...]
Our Parks Care team, working with consulting arborist Norm Helie, is continually monitoring the health of the trees in [...]
Ten new trees grace our parks this spring.Ten new trees grace our parks this spring. On April 29, members of [...]
Ladybug pupa on newly planted Chestnut Oak (Quercus montana) on The Mall. Ladybugs (Family: Coccinellidae) undergo complete metamorphosis and [...]
One of the things we love most about the Common, Garden, and Mall are the trees, flowers, shrubs, and [...]
By Christine Helie, Consulting Entomologist, The Growing TreeOf the 1.5 million known insect species in the world, over 97% are [...]
Spring is still happening in our parks, and so are all of the exciting, natural blooms that happen each [...]
When you think of a coniferous tree, what do you think of? Pines, firs and spruces are the trees [...]
Meet the Trees: The Beeches by Claire Corcoran All but one of the beeches in our Parks are cultivars [...]