Information shared on dealing with storm-related tree damage

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Thunderstorms, tornadoes and severe windstorms are a common occurrence on the Plains, causing damage to plants and structures. Luckily, there are things we can do to make our landscapes more resilient and weather-ready. Follow these tips to help your trees and other plants stand up to high winds.

This week's article provides details for what to do 'After a Storm or Tornado' and 'Before the Next Storm or Tornado'.

Regularly monitor your trees for signs of decay. Visible symptoms include fungal growth on bark, discolored wood, cavities, cankers and large wounds. Decay causes wood to weaken over time, so assess and address issues as soon as you see them.

Find the complete information in the May 21 edition in The Wayne Herald or subscribe today by clicking here.