Cutting Edge Tree Professionals Blog
**Grass vs Tree Competition: Who Wins for Resources **
Learn why grass and trees compete for water and nutrients, how to spot the signs, and what Pennsylvania’s Certified Arborists at Cutting Edge Tree Professionals recommend to protect your trees.
Why Are Tree Leaves Changing Color Early in Summer?
Tree leaves changing color early in Summer indicate stress, not seasonal change. Cutting Edge Tree Professionals diagnoses root injury and drought damage.
Bagworms Are Easy to Miss in June — Until Arborvitae Starts Turning Brown
Protect arborvitae from browning by learning to spot bagworms early. Timely intervention can save your trees and maintain their health and beauty.
Protect Your Tree Leaves: Tips for Late Frost Prevention
Protect your tree leaves from late frost with essential tips. Learn effective strategies to safeguard your plants and ensure a thriving garden all year round.
How to Know If Your Tree Made It Through Winter
Learn expert tips to assess if your tree has survived winter. Identify signs of damage and ensure your trees thrive this spring with proper care techniques.
Is Your Landscaper Putting Your Trees at Risk?
Ensure peace of mind with professional tree services in State College, PA. Understand risks, avoid common tree trimming mistakes, and maintain safe landscapes.
Pennsylvania Mulching Guide for a Healthier Spring
Mulching is one of the most effective and accessible ways to improve tree health across Pennsylvania landscapes.
By choosing the right materials, applying mulch properly, and timing it correctly, homeowners can create healthier growing conditions that support trees for years to come.
Don’t Let Vines Strangle Your Trees
Allowing vines to climb up trees is never a good idea. Vines like English ivy (Hedera helix), which start by covering the ground often end up quite literally “glueing” themselves to the trunks of trees as they climb. This can restrict tree diameter growth causing the...
How can a homeowner know if an arborist will prune a tree correctly?
Correct tree care pruning follows the American National Standards Institute or ANSI A300. Find out what this means for your trees.