It’s not recommended to use tree wrap year-round as that gives insects a place to hide and allows them to damage the bark. Wrapping will protect your trees for different reasons. SUNSCALD ...

4. Tree Wrap. Tree wrap may be a better option than guards, as it can be used on a variety of trunk sizes and protects against nibbling, rubbing, and bark damage that results when tender bark ...

This weekend's yard jobs include protecting trees from winter deer and rodent damage, assessing whether to worry about any bark you see sloughing off trees, and planting garlic.

Severe damage can cause the entire side of the tree to die. Trees with damaged bark also provide an attractive place for tree boring insects to lay eggs, causing further damage to the tree.

Gardening columnist Don Kinzler recommends wrapping the trunks of young trees each fall to prevent winter injury and animal damage. 3 months/99¢ a month SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's Paper Saturday ...

Storms, pests, diseases, and overcrowding can all signal it's time to cut down a tree. Look for these signs and more to know ...

A: Everyone worries about iron deficiency when the subject is gardenias, but this is definitely not that. Iron deficiency shows up on the newest leaves first – those at the tip ends of the branches.

Protect trees from sun scald and winter injury by using tree wrap during the winter. Keep the area around the trunks free of vegetation so that string trimmers aren’t used near the trees.

Winter has arrived with a roar this year, but it's not too late to take care of one last tree care detail you may not be aware of: the trunk wrap. Wrapping the trunks of young trees in the winter ...

Bark damage this time of the year may not show up right away, but those minor nicks and breaks could be a gateway to rot and other issues during the growing season. Don’t leave the lights on too ...