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    Add some stump mulch to your garden beds to improve soil structure. – It helps retain moisture and adds organic matter as it decomposes. – It's best used after composting or mixing with nitrogen-rich materials to balance nutrients.

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    Across Europe, one tiny insect has transformed entire city landscapes, weakened iconic trees, and forced municipalities into costly annual treatments. That insect is the European chestnut moth (Cameraria ohridella) — a leaf mining pest that aggressively attacks horse chestnut trees and spreads with explosive speed. While not currently found in the United States, this pest poses a serious threat if…

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    Is Your Tree in Trouble? What the Red Legged Lanternfly Outbreak Means for Homeowners

    Last year’s red legged lanternfly outbreak in Cleveland caught many homeowners off guard. Entire neighborhoods saw trees dripping sap, covered in black sooty mold, and swarmed by insects. For some properties, the damage was so severe that trees became dangerous, unstable, and had to be removed before they collapsed. If you’re wondering whether your own trees might be at risk,…

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