Green Cross Intelligent Tree and Shrub Care

03/21/2024

Happy Spring! We're rolling in hot, ready to take care of your garden!

08/30/2023

I don't think that guy is having a good time

08/28/2023

Who wants their fall treats early?
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08/25/2023

We love summer blooms and summer buddies 🦋🧡🧡🧡

07/28/2023

07/14/2023

We're never *truly* alone at work

07/07/2023

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07/06/2023

Three lined potato beetle larvae feeding fest

07/06/2023

The wood turtle is best recognized by its sculpted shell and the orange coloration of its legs and neck. This state-listed species uses aquatic and terrestrial habitats at different times of the year but is most commonly encountered in and around rivers and large streams.

If you see a wood turtle or other state-listed species (plant, invertebrate, or vertebrate), please take a few moments to fill out a survey form for DEEP's Natural Diversity Data Base (NDDB). This database allows the Wildlife Division to obtain new and updated information on critical natural resources from Connecticut's citizens. More information on how you can contribute is at https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/NDDB/Contribute-Data-to-the-NDDB

What are Connecticut’s state-listed species? Learn more at https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Endangered-Species/Endangered-Species-Listings/Endangered-Threatened-and-Special-Concern-Species-by-Taxonomic-Group

07/05/2023

The hot weather is bringing out our reptile friends 😎