Is Your Tree Dead or Dying? A Salina KS Homeowner Guide
It can be hard to tell whether a tree in Salina is dead, dormant or just stressed, especially after a hot, dry summer or a storm like June 8, 2026. A dead tree is a hazard, but removing a tree that could have recovered is…
Drought-Stressed Trees in Salina KS: Signs and What Helps
Hot, dry summers are hard on Salina trees. City staff have pointed out that dry summers make it difficult to establish new trees, and the same conditions stress mature ones. Drought rarely kills a tree in a single season, but it weakens it, invites pests…
Emerald Ash Borer in Salina KS: Is Saline County Affected?
If you have ash trees in Salina, emerald ash borer (EAB) is worth knowing about. It is a metallic green beetle that kills ash trees, and it has been spreading across Kansas. The good news for Salina is that, as of the latest K-State update,…
Trees Near Power Lines in Salina KS: What to Know
Safety first: never touch or approach a downed or sagging power line, and never touch a tree or object in contact with one. Treat every wire as live, keep well back and call 911 and the electric utility. Trees and electric lines are a dangerous…
Leaning or Split Tree in Salina KS: Is It Dangerous?
Safety first: if a tree is leaning over a house, a road or a play area and has moved recently, keep people and vehicles away from beneath it and get it looked at right away. A leaning or split tree is one of the most…
What to Do When a Tree Falls on Your House in Salina KS
Safety first: if anyone is hurt, call 911. Stay out of any part of the house the tree has hit if the roof or walls look unstable, and treat every wire near the tree as live. A tree on a house happens fast, and the…