Keeping Your Trees Healthy

Posted on: 17 November 2015

There are numerous fungal infections that can harm your fruit tree and your fruit crop. From brown rot, which leaves fruit rotten and inedible, to powdery mildew disease, which causes fuzzy patches on the fruit's skin, these diseases are quite undesirable. Thankfully, if you take the three following steps, you can greatly reduce your trees' risk of contracting one of these fungal infections. Prune your tree every spring. The denser your tree's branches, the longer it stays moist after a rain storm.
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Posted on: 16 November 2015

Fir trees have become a staple in holiday decorations but look as attractive in your yard as lit up inside the home. The distinctive green needs give a fir tree a voluminous look that can quickly fall aside if a tree disease takes hold. Keep your fir looking full and healthy with regular maintenance and checking for symptoms of tree diseases. Call in a tree services company for assistance when necessary.
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Posted on: 12 November 2015

While you may have had a tree cut down, there is likely still some work that needs to be done. You may plan on doing some of the work yourself, such as cutting up firewood, making your own mulch or milling rough lumber. To do these tasks safely, you will want to have the right equipment. Here is some of the essential equipment you will need for dealing with your tree removal debris:
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Posted on: 10 November 2015

As a homeowner with trees on your property, you must know when it is important to hire professionals for tree removal. Tree removal is important to ensuring that property is kept safe, as well as anyone who is near any tree that has the potential of falling easily. Here are five things that you should know about tree removal: No Tree is Safe: Even if you take care of your tree as best you can, it can be difficult to prevent disease that has spread from other trees in the area and more.
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