Fortunately, yellow leaves don't always mean a tree is dying—but they are almost always a sign that something isn't right. Yellowing leaves, known as chlorosis, are one of the most common symptoms of tree stress in Southern Utah. The challenge is that many different problems can cause the same symptom, from improper watering to insect infestations and nutrient deficiencies.

Planting a tree is one of the best investments you can make for your home. The right tree provides shade, reduces cooling costs, increases property value, improves curb appeal, and creates a healthier outdoor environment.

Have you noticed the edges of your tree's leaves turning brown or crispy during the summer? You're not alone. Leaf scorch is one of the most common tree health problems we see throughout Southern Utah, especially during long stretches of hot, dry weather. While scorched leaves can look alarming, they don't always mean your tree is dying. However, they are a warning sign that your tree is under stress and needs attention.