Oklahoma Tree Disease Encyclopedia

Our growing reference guide covers tree diseases relevant to central Oklahoma. Entries include oak wilt, hypoxylon canker, cotton root rot, fire blight, armillaria root rot, and emerald ash borer. Each entry covers symptoms, progression, prevention, and treatment options specific to Edmond’s soil and climate. OSU Extension also publishes detailed disease fact sheets at extension.okstate.edu. Oklahoma Forestry Services publishes a free pest and disease handbook at forestry.ok.gov.

Seasonal Tree Care Checklist

Our Edmond-specific checklist covers monthly tree care tasks from January through December. It includes pruning windows by species, fertilization timing, pest scouting schedules, and storm preparation steps. The checklist reflects Edmond’s specific climate, not generic national guidelines. Ask us for a copy at your next estimate appointment or contact us through our website.

Best Trees for Edmond Landscapes

We have compiled a practical planting guide for Edmond homeowners. It covers the top species for Edmond landscapes, organized by mature size, soil tolerance, drought resistance, and maintenance needs. It also covers species to avoid and explains why. Good planting decisions last for decades. Poor ones cost money in maintenance and removal. This guide helps you invest wisely.

DIY Tree Health Assessment Guide

Our step-by-step assessment helps homeowners spot early warning signs between professional visits. It covers canopy density, bark condition, root flare health, structural defects, and pest indicators. The guide is written for homeowners, not arborists. It tells you what to look for and what to do if you find it. Catching problems early almost always saves you money.

Storm Preparation and Safety Guide

Before each storm season, review our storm preparation checklist. It covers pre-storm tree inspections, what to do during a severe weather event, and safe post-storm assessment steps. It also explains clearly when DIY cleanup is reasonable and when to call a professional. This guide draws on ANSI standards, ISA best practices, and our direct experience with Edmond storm response.