
Leaning Trees Before Storm Season: How to Tell if a Tree on the Oregon Coast Is About to Fall
Leaning trees can seem alarming, but they aren’t all an emergency Some trees grow with a natural lean for decades and remain structurally sound. Others

Leaning trees can seem alarming, but they aren’t all an emergency Some trees grow with a natural lean for decades and remain structurally sound. Others

Tree removal is never something to treat casually, and tree removal near steep slopes adds another layer of risk. On the Oregon Coast, where heavy

What Is Plant Health Care? Most people think about tree care when something has already gone wrong. A tree starts dropping limbs. Needles turn brown.

Trees are one of the best parts of living in Astoria. They add shade, privacy, beauty, wildlife habitat, and character to coastal properties. But trees

Sitka spruce trees are one of the defining trees of the Oregon Coast. They tolerate coastal wind, salt, wet winters, and the exposed conditions that

Moss, fungus, and lichen are common sights on trees along the Oregon Coast. In places where moisture, shade, and mild temperatures are part of the

Coastal trees deal with a challenging mix of many factors: wet winters, mild temperatures, ocean influence, compacted soils, and summer stress. Those conditions help keep

Tree fertilization is not just a matter of picking a product and applying it whenever the weather feels nice. In the Pacific Northwest, timing is

Healthy trees may or may not need extra help from fertilization. In fact, fertilizing at the wrong time, with the wrong product, or for the

Tree spacing sounds like a small detail, but it has a long list of consequences. Give a tree enough room, and it can develop a