Keeping Your Trees Healthy

Posted on: 10 September 2021

If you have some dead tree stumps in your backyard, you need to remove them before they become a health hazard. After cutting down the trees, most people don't think about the tree stumps left and the dangers and damage they are likely to cause. Where possible, you should also ensure you grind the stumps because they may take longer to decompose. However, you shouldn't handle the stump grinding process yourself because it's a risky process.
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Posted on: 27 July 2021

Land clearing may seem as simple as cutting down some trees and brush, but it is actually a specialized skill. The following are a few of the reasons why it is better to outsource any clearing rather than attempt it yourself.   1. Easier Disposal Land clearing can generate a lot of waste, which depending on how it is handled may require many trips to the dump. A professional service actually has several methods to help handle the waste.
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Posted on: 28 June 2021

Flowering trees add grace and beauty to a landscape. Proper trimming and pruning are a must to ensure the trees reach their full blooming potential. New Vs. Old Wood Flowering trees produce flower buds on either old wood or new wood, depending on the tree variety. New wood flowering trees usually start to bloom in late spring or early summer, typically on buds formed in the early part of spring. Some varieties may continue to bloom repeatedly throughout the entire summer.
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Posted on: 16 March 2021

An arborist is an individual who has been trained in how to take proper care of trees. A certified arborist has undergone specific training and has demonstrated training and knowledge by taking a test to obtain a certification that shows one's knowledge. You can hire an arborist, and they will work to help you take care of your trees. 1: Pruning First, an arborist can help take care of your pruning needs.
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