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Those are fighting words! :O I will just chalk it up to the potential lack of good pizza options near you. :P My wife has family in Kansas City and they think Casey's gas station pizza is the best ever. Woof! We are very spoiled with good pizza and Mexican food here.

They are everywhere here. Mostly weedy and undesirable. Some of them get fairly big as well.

I have not heard of this yet. I will look into it. Please let us know what you think of it.

In terms of health, Silver Maples are tough. It is unlikely that there will be any meaningful consequences to pruning at this time of year with elevated sap flow. Reducing branch end weight on those long extending laterals will reduce the risk of branch failure, especially if there is included...

It looks like there is quite a bit of bark inclusion at that union. Is this a tree you are managing, or just cool tree you happened to see?

I watched the first video. While I like the rescue set up at the end of the video, I do think it is a bit impractical for the real world. It will be much more efficient to have a basal anchor with a lowering device so the climber can be lowered immediately. If I need to be lowered to the...

It is difficult to tell in the picture, but if that hydraulic oil is milky I would change it. There are guys around here that have waste oil burners to heat their shops and they are happy to take the oil.

Yep

Yes please!

Do you see more Oak Wilt up your way?

Oak wilt is the big scary severe issue, but it is not the big problem here. Oak wilt tends to be in isolated pockets, such as just an isolated neighborhood. Most oak trees here are under a lot of stress from the urban environment (soil compaction, limited root zones, poor drainage, most...

What I have learned is that the Ash trees here, specifically Green Ash, is that they are a very resilient species. It seems unlikely that they will go extinct and more likely we will continue to have a smaller population going forward. Now our Oak trees on the other hand... the future looks...

There are great people on this forum with years of experience and knowledge. Such a shame that you are burning bridges with such valuable people that you have so much to gain from.

These have been the only rakes we have used for the last 10 years or so.

Cory and Tom! How are you guys doing?

Did you do the renewal online? Did you have to do it through your local chapter?

That is an Ash tree that is having some trouble with emerald ash borer.

Are you sure you are not referring to Kretzschmaria deusta (maybe it is called Kretz for short)? It is a type of wood decay fungi, also called Brittle Cinder Fungus. This would be different than Hypoxolon Canker.

Reminds me of "buy once cry once"

It is just oxidation on the wear point thanks to our lovely winters.