Southeastern Wisconsin is experiencing a drought that started last summer and has continued through this winter. This is notable because it can affect our trees and shrubs this upcoming growing season. In a typical year, autumn rains provide moisture that tree roots need to use before the ground freezes for the winter. However, this last fall was dry, and many trees were unable to obtain adequate moisture. This, coupled with a dry winter and a lack of insulating snow cover

Keeping your trees and shrubs healthy requires battling against insects and diseases, and timing is crucial in this fight! To help you out, we've created a schedule outlining our various plant health care services. With this schedule as your guide, you can ensure your trees and shrubs receive the right treatment at the right time for optimal protection.

Winter burn leave shrubs looking less than their best. Learn how a growth regulator promotes shrub and tree health in this article by Hoppe.

Now is a great time to prepare trees and plants for a long, cold winter. Find out what plant health care services Hoppe offers this fall.