Cherokee Tree Care Blog

Are you considering planting a tree this spring? If so, we’ve got some helpful tips for how to care for your young trees. Tree Selection

At this point in the year, many of us are craving a little sunshine and the warmth it brings. If you close your eyes, you

The University of Missouri Extension Center recently posted the following picture of persimmon seeds that are legendary for predicting winter weather. When the seeds are

As with all living things, trees need a few things to survive. Sunlight allows for photosynthesis which creates nutrients for energy, soil for roots to

We at Cherokee Tree Care have recently been getting quite a few calls from worried customers about bagworms. Due to last year’s bagworm-heavy season and

It’s the month of love and many are worrying about finding a hot date for Valentine’s Day or picking the perfect gift for their spouse.

The year 2018 has somehow come to an end and 2019 has arrived fresh and brand new. While many of us are writing lists of

At Cherokee Tree Care, we strongly believe in continuing education in arboriculture, which is the management and study of trees. There is always something new

Cherokee Tree Care has a unique approach to pruning your Red Maple trees, called subordinate pruning. Most Red Maples have co-dominate stems which occur when a

As the seasons shift and temperatures begin to drop, the leaves change color, eventually fall off, and our trees go through a “dormant” season. During