FALL IS HERE!
Stay on top of lawn care through the fall, and don't forget tick and mosquito control and pest/disease management to keep plants and trees healthy.
24/7 Emergency Tree Service – Call 908-386-4346
Complete Organic Care For Your Trees, Shrubs & Lawn
Serving Central New Jersey and Bucks County, PA
Hunterdon, Morris, Somerset & Union Counties in NJ - Bucks County in PA
We believe that there's a better way to care for trees, lawns and shrubs than traditional chemical methods.
Tree & Shrub Care
Protect the safety, value, and beauty of your trees and shrubs with expert pruning, removals, cabling, organic fertilization and effective pest and disease management.
Organic Lawn Care
Walk barefoot, play ball, and entertain with confidence on your lush, chemical-free organic lawn.
Organic Tick & Mosquito Control
Reduce the risk of Lyme disease and enjoy your yard without worrying about deer ticks. We use safe, effective, non-toxic treatments to control ticks & mosquitoes.
Organic Fertilization
We'll help you grow healthy lawns, shrubs, & trees from the “ground up” with balanced, nutrient-rich, biologically active soil.
Organic Lawn, Tree & Shrub Care Resources
Keeping you up-to-date on organic lawn and tree care issues in central NJ and eastern PA.
Summer Tree Care Checklist
What to do (and not do!) during the hot, dry summer months to ensure that your trees are healthy and beautiful throughout the entire year.
Are Beneficial Insects REALLY Good For Your Yard?
We answer all of your questions about beneficial insects in your garden, including what they do, the different types, how to attract them, their many benefits, and what not to do if you want to get these incredible insects to come over to your house.
Why Grow Native Plants in Your NJ Yard?
Native plants have many benefits for both you (e.g., lower maintenance costs) and the local wildlife and there are many beautiful plants to choose from.
Controlling Eastern Tent Caterpillars in Your NJ Landscape
If your trees have “tents” in the branches and are losing leaves, it’s probably the Eastern tent caterpillar. Learn how to identify and control this pest.
