June 26 2019
Employee Spotlight: Bryan Andrews
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Beth Cowgill
Congratulations, Bryan, on your 11th anniversary with Atkins! ! If you’ve had any tree work done around your home or business, you may have seen him around. Bryan has more than 20 years of experience in the “green” industry with positions related to turf management, landscaping, tree and shrub care, viticulture, holiday lighting, grounds maintenance […] Read More
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June 17 2019
Japanese Beetles: The Emerald Green Epidemic
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Beth Cowgill
The first day of summer is rapidly approaching, and with that comes BBQ’s, swimming and basking in the sun. Ahhhh! It also brings heat, humidity and bugs, specifically the Japanese Beetle. Ugh! Have you ever had a run in with these bad bugs? If so, you have first-hand experience on the amount of damage they […] Read More
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March 14 2017
Tree Care 101: What to Expect in The Coming Months
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Chad Thomas
Contrary to popular belief, a severe (cold) winter does not greatly reduce the insect population, but an early spring can greatly increase their numbers. High average temps in early spring can bring pests out of their winter hibernation early which allows them to complete more life cycles. Read More
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Atkins Inc
If we happen to have a long dry spell, watering your trees and shrubs may be needed even if they are still in their winter dormancy. The root system is still working and although the growth and activities have slowed, the plants still need moisture this time of year. Read More
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October 20 2015
Fall Turf Tips
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Atkins Inc
Drought conditions have plagued the Central Missouri region and have wreaked havoc on much of our turf. Although many of us do not have an in-ground irrigation system, any supplemental watering during a drought period like this can go a long way to keep your grass alive where possible. Read More
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