Improving The Health Of Our Trees

Six Problems You Can Avoid With Residential Tree Climbing Services

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If you have trees in your yard, you might at some point need to have work done up in your trees in areas that are hard to access. In such a situation, you can benefit from the assistance of a residential tree climbing service. Tree climbing services can save you from a lot of problems on your property. The following are six problems you can avoid with residential tree climbing services. Read More»

Why You Should Have Old Tree Stumps Removed From Your Yard

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You should consider hiring a contractor or company for the tree stump removal services that they offer if you have one or more stumps in your yard. A lot of people make the mistake of just leaving the stumps after a tree has fallen or has been cut down. But there are a lot of downsides to doing that. To help you learn why you should opt for professional tree stump removal, you will want to consider reading the following: Read More»

Can A Tree Service Save Your Dying Tree?

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Do you have a tree in your yard that appears to really be ailing? Maybe it is losing leaves or they are turning yellow. Some branches may already be dead, and others look wilted and sad. In many cases, removing the tree is going to be the best choice. But if you are really attached to the tree, a tree service might be able to save it with one or more of the following services. Read More»

Tree Trimming: It's About The Quality Of The Cuts

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When trimming a tree, how do you approach the task? Some people lop off branches as fast as they can. Others take their time and are more precise with their cuts. In general, if you have the time to do so, you are usually better off being careful with your cuts. The quality of your cuts, after all, does impact the way the trim affects the tree and how it heals. Read More»

5 Care Tips For Second Year Trees

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A regular maintenance plan begins for newly planted saplings in the second spring after planting, after the trees have begun to establish their roots in the soil. That second year can be the most labor-intensive in terms of regular maintenance, but the reward is a healthy and easier-to-care-for tree in the future. 1. Structural Pruning The first pruning of a young tree focuses on developing a strong structure that will support the tree throughout its life. Read More»