North Eastern Tree, Shrub & Lawn Care

North Eastern Tree, Shrub & Lawn Care We offer a wide variety of insect management, plant, tree, and lawn healthcare services to residents throughout the tri-state area.

North Eastern Tree, Shrub, & Lawn Care provides services for trees, shrubs, lawn care & commercial services to the Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County, CT area.

If you're feeding and watering your lawn and it still isn't bouncing back, the problem might not be the lawn, it might b...
09/08/2026

If you're feeding and watering your lawn and it still isn't bouncing back, the problem might not be the lawn, it might be the soil underneath it. Compacted soil blocks water, air, and nutrients from ever reaching the roots. Core aeration opens that soil back up so everything you're already doing actually works. Best time to book: right before fall.

Call today: (888) 439-8733

Let's be direct about this one: Powassan virus isn't common, but 2025 was a record year for U.S. cases, and it can trans...
09/03/2026

Let's be direct about this one: Powassan virus isn't common, but 2025 was a record year for U.S. cases, and it can transmit in just 15 minutes after a bite. There's no vaccine and no specific treatment.

We can't change any of that. What we can do is reduce the tick population on your property before this season peaks. If you haven't had your yard treated yet, now's the time. For medical questions, talk to your doctor or check the CDC; for the yard side of it, that's us.

Most tree problems don't start with a dead branch, they start with small, easy-to-miss signs: a thinner canopy, leaves d...
09/01/2026

Most tree problems don't start with a dead branch, they start with small, easy-to-miss signs: a thinner canopy, leaves dropping a little early, growth that's slower than last year. Catching it now usually means a simple, affordable fix. Wait, and it gets more complicated. Our ISA-certified arborists can tell you exactly what's going on, free of charge.

Spotted lanternfly headlines are everywhere right now, and it's easy to feel like every bug in your yard is one. Here's ...
08/03/2026

Spotted lanternfly headlines are everywhere right now, and it's easy to feel like every bug in your yard is one. Here's what's actually true: adults are highly visible in August, they prefer certain trees over others, and treatment works best when it's targeted, not sprayed everywhere. If you're seeing them, we'll tell you exactly what your property needs.

Your sprinkler is not watering your trees. πŸ’¦A big myth in July: "the sprinkler hits the tree too, so it's fine." It isn'...
07/28/2026

Your sprinkler is not watering your trees. πŸ’¦

A big myth in July: "the sprinkler hits the tree too, so it's fine." It isn't. Sprinklers wet the top inch of soil β€” exactly where trees don't have feeder roots. The roots that need water are 6–18 inches down, especially during a Tri-State July heatwave.

Once or twice a week, run a slow trickle from a hose at the base of each mature tree for 20–30 minutes. Add a 2–3 inch mulch donut (not a volcano). That's how trees survive July.

πŸ‘‰ Save this post β€” your trees will thank you in August.

July is the worst month to "clean up" your trees.Every summer, well-meaning homeowners reach for the loppers to thin out...
07/23/2026

July is the worst month to "clean up" your trees.

Every summer, well-meaning homeowners reach for the loppers to thin out the canopy or shorten a "messy" limb. The problem: cuts made in July invite borers, fuel disease spread (oak wilt is still active), and stress trees that are already battling heat and drought.

A few exceptions exist β€” dead, damaged, or safety-hazard limbs should still come out. Everything else can wait until winter dormancy.

πŸ‘‰ Not sure if it can wait? Send us a photo in DMs β€” we'll tell you straight.

Circles of dead grass in your lawn? It's probably fungus.Two fungal diseases peak in the Tri-State in July: brown patch ...
07/21/2026

Circles of dead grass in your lawn? It's probably fungus.

Two fungal diseases peak in the Tri-State in July: brown patch (large brown circles, often with a dark ring) and dollar spot (small silver-dollar-sized straw-colored patches). Both are fueled by hot days, humid nights, and lawns watered at the wrong time.

The fix isn't more water β€” it's smarter water. Morning only. Deep, not frequent. Mow taller. Skip the evening sprinkler.

πŸ‘‰ Already spotted patches? DM us a photo. We'll diagnose it free.

If you see this bug in your yard, kill it.Spotted lanternfly is one of the most destructive invasive pests in the Tri-St...
07/14/2026

If you see this bug in your yard, kill it.

Spotted lanternfly is one of the most destructive invasive pests in the Tri-State, and July is when populations explode. Red-spotted nymphs are everywhere now, and adults are emerging this month β€” feeding on maples, walnuts, fruit trees, and grapevines, and weeping sticky "honeydew" that grows black sooty mold all over your property.

NY, NJ, and CT all officially ask homeowners to crush them on sight. But for trees already under attack, you need treatment, not just stomping.

πŸ‘‰ Spotted them on your property? Call us today for DEC-licensed treatment across the Tri-State.

Same lawn. Same property. 🌱This is what consistent, family-owned care looks like across the Tri-State. No magic β€” just t...
07/07/2026

Same lawn. Same property. 🌱

This is what consistent, family-owned care looks like across the Tri-State. No magic β€” just the right cuts at the right height, soil-tested feeding, deep watering done correctly, and an arborist who notices the small problems before they turn into expensive ones.

Your lawn doesn't need a miracle. It needs a plan.
πŸ‘‰ Book a free July lawn assessment at the link in our bio. Same-week service across NY, NJ, and CT.

Beech Leaf Disease works fast, but so do our targeted treatments. This beautiful European Cutleaf Beech went from declin...
06/29/2026

Beech Leaf Disease works fast, but so do our targeted treatments. This beautiful European Cutleaf Beech went from declining to fully restored in under a year.

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43 Bangall Road
Stamford, CT
06903

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+18884392680

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