since the tornado hit Morgan County, there have been countless amazing stories that have emerged about just how truly good people can be to one another in a time of need.  and to be fair, I’ve heard far more GOOD tales so far than I have bad ones.

i wanted to share this one, just because it kind of stinks.

first off, let me say that I absolutely know there is a need for regulation and procedure in a time like this.  it is tempting to want to start rolling the ball forward as fast as you can, but unfortunately, …

As everyone is well aware of by now, our community was hit extremely hard by tornadoes and storms on Friday, March 3. The level of destruction is almost more than most people can comprehend, myself included.  We were fortunate to only sustain limited damage, but so many others, including my mom and sister and many close friends, were not as fortunate.

Relief efforts are well underway, and the outpouring of support to the area has been nothing short of amazing.  However, one of the areas that has been lacking so far is the spread of information, or the spread of …

As folks start to recover and rebuild, one of the things so many people will be faced with will be how they work trees back in to their landscape.

I will be collecting info as I can find it and sharing it here, particularly concerning saving trees that you still have, and choosing varieties that might be more tolerant to wind.

REPAIR

– This is a resource from the Arbor Day Foundation that may help you save a few of your trees that look beyond saving…

http://www.arborday.org/media/stormrecovery/  Also, you can sign up to receive 10 free trees with your $10 …