You may fertilize the tree yourself, and now is an excellent time to do so. You can use a general-purpose fertilizer, tree fertilizer or tree fertilizer spikes following label directions. Facebook ...

QUESTION: We have a very large live oak in our front yard and want to ensure that it stays healthy. In the spring, I apply lawn fertilizer to my St. Augustine lawn around the tree. Should I use ...

Question: I use Jobe spikes to fertilize my fruit and nut trees. Last year I fertilized in mid-February and when I went to fertilize again at the end of May, I noticed the February spikes were not ...

A live oak tree qualified as a grand tree by the zoning board was relocated on Nov. 7 for Charleston's new Courier Square Development. Here's how it happened.

Make no mistake about it — fertilizer spikes are convenient. Simply follow the directions and pound in the number of spikes suggested along each tree’s drip line. The drip line is the furthest point ...

Those fertilizer spikes are more expensive and don ... There's also a good chance your conifers don't need any supplemental fertilizer – spikes or granular. Most tree and shrub roots are able to ...

Bark splitting on a live oak tree. Dear Neil: Several months ago we noticed bark splitting on a mature live oak in our yard. We figured it was the result of last year’s cold like some of the ...

Fertilize them monthly with a diluted solution of a water-soluble, complete-and-balanced food. Keep their planting medium moist but not wet. Do not allow it to get dry for any extended period of time.

Q. I would like to know the best way to feed trees. Are tree fertilizer spikes effective? Tree spike instructions recommend feeding in late fall and again in early spring. Since Houston has a long ...

Near the Wellen Park Welcome Center, a live oak tree that is 96 inches in diameter and weighs roughly 500,000 pounds was moved more than 700 feet, so it can take root in the heart of the community ...