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    A Beginner’s Guide to Pruning and Trimming Trees

    1/20/2021

     
    ​Tree trimming and pruning are landscaping techniques that help improve your yard’s look and feel and maintain healthy trees.

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    6 Tree Care Tips and Techniques

    12/28/2020

     
    ​A green yard full of trees is a treasure to be valued and cared for. Trees are great for absorbing carbon dioxide but also for blocking wind and cutting costs on utility bills.

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    6 Benefits of Hiring a Tree Removal Service

    12/22/2020

     
    Maintaining your yard is a time-consuming process, but a well-kept lawn is the pride and joy of every homeowner. It adds aesthetic appeal and improves your house’s real estate value. ​

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    Tree Pruning Dos and Don'ts

    12/15/2020

     
    ​Healthy and well-maintained trees amplify the aesthetics of your home and surroundings and create a positive vibe. It is essential to keep your yard green and healthy. Therefore, we suggest you seek professional help, especially when pruning your trees. ​

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    3 Reasons to Hire a Professional to Take Care of Your Trees

    11/10/2020

     
    Trees can beautify where you live as little else can. They also make your surroundings greener, help maintain air quality, and boost overall wellbeing. It is therefore important that you keep your trees healthy and happy.   
    The only way to achieve optimum tree health is through regular maintenance and care. You should look after their everyday needs, but if your trees require trimming, have suffered damage, are unwell, or need a makeover, you should hire a professional arborist. Here’s why. 

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    How to Care for Your Trees After a Storm

    11/10/2020

     
    After a storm, we want to clean up the mess in our yards and lawns as quickly as possible. But in our haste, we often tend to damage even the trees that could be saved. A good practice going forward, therefore, would be first to assess the damage and then see what you can save, especially after violent storms.
    Here are a few steps to help you be more mindful of tree care after a storm.

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    Why do You Need to Protect Your Trees Against Winter moth?

    11/10/2020

     
    Like us humans, trees are also prone to health hazards like diseases, environmental issues, injuries, and pests. About 25% of trees in the US forests die every year due to pest infestation and diseases. And winter moths are one of them.

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    The Why's and How's of Fertilizing a Tree

    11/10/2020

     
    Isn’t it hard to believe that 40 feet tall old oak in your backyard lacks nutrients, right! But trust me, even fully grown and ancient trees can suffer from a lack of nutrients in the soil.

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    How to Take Care of An Old Tree?

    11/10/2020

     
    Trees can live for hundreds of years, especially the old ones that have stood the test of time. They radiate strength, beauty, and wisdom, just like senior people. But even the strongest of them can fall under adverse conditions. How can we ensure that they survive? 
    Here are some quick tips for your day-to-day gardening activities to help enhance an elderly tree’s life span.


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    Mulch and Your Garden: A Guide

    10/9/2020

     

    What is Mulch?

    Mulch is a layer spread over a plant or tree's soil to act as a protective layer. It provides benefits for your trees and soil, making it richer in nutrients and protecting it. Mulch makes your garden look tidy; minimizes weed growth; provides nutrition to the soil; and provides, preserves, and retains soil moisture. ​

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