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How Anti-Desiccants Protect Your Evergreens in Minnesota from Winter Burn

If you’ve ever stepped outside in late winter and noticed your evergreens turning brown, especially on one side, you’re not alone. In the Twin Cities, this issue is incredibly common and is usually a sign of winter burn. Dry winter air, cold winds, and frozen soil make it hard for evergreens to hold onto moisture, […]

Deer Damage Prevention: How to Keep Your Landscape Safe This Winter

When winter hits Minnesota, food becomes scarce for wildlife, and your landscape quickly becomes a buffet. Evergreens, shrubs, and ornamental trees that stay green through the cold months are irresistible to hungry deer. While a few bites might seem harmless, consistent deer feeding can cause lasting damage, stripping bark, stunting growth, or even killing young […]

Keep Your Outdoor Spaces Safe with Tree Safety Tips for Families in Minnesota

When the weather turns warm, our backyards in the Twin Cities, Minnetonka, and surrounding areas become the heart of family life. Kids play tag in the grass, pets run freely, and friends gather under shady trees for summer barbecues. But while trees make these spaces more inviting, they can also pose hidden risks if they’re […]

How to Protect Your Trees from Winter Storm Damage Around the Twin Cities

Winter in the Twin Cities is unpredictable. One day your yard is covered in light snow, and the next it’s battling ice, heavy winds, and freezing rain. For your trees, these conditions can mean split trunks, broken branches, or even uprooting. The good news? With the right care before the snow starts falling, you can […]

Preparing Your Trees for the Fall: A Guide for Minnesota Homeowners

As summer fades in the Twin Cities and the first crisp mornings arrive, your trees are already shifting into dormancy. Fall is the season to give your trees the attention they need before winter’s snow, ice, and winds arrive. A little care now can prevent costly damage later. At Birch Tree Care, we’ve been helping […]

Keep Your Outdoor Spaces Safe with Tree Safety Tips for Families in Minnesota

When the weather turns warm, our backyards in the Twin Cities, Minnetonka, and surrounding areas become the heart of family life. Kids play tag in the grass, pets run freely, and friends gather under shady trees for summer barbecues. But while trees make these spaces more inviting, they can also pose hidden risks if they’re […]

What is Deep Root Fertilization and Why Does it Matter in the Summer?

Deep root fertilization isn’t your typical sprinkle-and-hope approach. Unlike standard surface fertilizing, this method uses special equipment to inject a custom nutrient blend directly into the soil around your tree’s root zone, where it can actually do its job. In Minnesota, where soil can be compacted and nutrient-poor, this can make a real difference. It’s […]

Summer Tree Pests to Watch Out For in Minnesota

How Birch Tree Care Can Help You Stay Ahead of Them Minnesota summers were made for patio dinners, lakeside campfires, and the deep shade of mature trees. Unfortunately, warm weather also invites a lineup of insects and diseases that can turn those shade-makers into eyesores—or even hazards.  At Birch Tree Care, we believe in open, […]

Spider Mite Treatment in Minnesota

At Birch Tree Care, we understand how pests can silently threaten the health and longevity of trees across Minnesota—and spider mites are a common, yet often overlooked, problem. These microscopic pests can cause significant damage, especially during the hot, dry summer months typical in parts of the Twin Cities region. Dry and dusty conditions further […]

Summer Tree Care Plan for Minnesota Homeowners

Summer in Minnesota is no joke. You have the scorching sun one day and sideways rain the next. If you’ve lived here long enough, you know our trees take a beating from more than just the heat. They face high winds, sudden droughts, invasive pests, and nutrient-poor soil, all in a matter of weeks.  For […]