Winter is a harsh month, and unlike animals who can hibernate or find shelter for warmth and protection, your trees are left out to bare it all (while being bare!). Since they have little protection against the elements, as you can image, winter does take a toll on them. While, most are adapted enough to …
It is important that your trees go into winter prepared. Tree winter prep encompasses a few different things including; inspection, tree removal, stump removal, and winterization methods. Inspection: Inspection of your property and all trees within 100 FT of your home should be completed before the first snow storm. During inspection, your professional arborist …
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With winter comes rapid fluctuations in temperatures, storms, and precipitation. In areas that experience harsh winters, it is unfortunately inevitable that all exterior elements of your property will take somewhat of a beating. Your trees in winter will experience different forms of stress that can be directly correlated to damages. Cold stress: With temperature fluctuation …
As we quickly head into September, and the temperatures see a pretty significant drop (especially at night), now is the time to implement some key backyard maintenance items. The mild temperatures in early September through the end of October are great for planting, cultivating, fertilizing, practicing pest control, and rejuvenating your yard. When making your …
What Separates An Arborist from A Hacker? Implementing plans that facilitate the tree health of existing trees on a homeowner’s property is one of the most important practices of a professional arborist. When we talk about caring for existing trees of a mature size on your property, there are three important sequential phases all professional …
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