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    4 Common Services & Benefits of a Tree Service Company

    7/7/2022

     
    ​Trees are some of the most resilient living things on this earth. Some of them are hundreds of years old and still thrive. However, most of these trees live in forests with a suitable environment. Alas, trees in your landscape aren't that lucky and need regular care and maintenance to remain healthy. The good news is that most tree care companies provide essential services that benefit your trees.

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    How to Tell If A Plant is Healthy

    5/25/2022

     
    ​It is daunting to find one of your loving plants withering and dead on one fine morning as a plant parent. However, it does happen if you cannot identify early signs of deterioration and disease in your plants. Like every living being, plants too, show sure-shot signs of health and illness. Knowing these signs can help you care for your plants better.

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    7 Brilliant and Easy Plant Care Tips

    5/4/2022

     
    ​The benefits of having indoor and outdoor plants in your home are endless. They improve your air quality and taking care of them boosts your mood and helps you stay healthy.  However, it's not easy being a plant parent. Plants need regular care and maintenance to thrive, and mistakes can turn costly. A healthy plant care routine can rule out possible problems and make plant care easier.

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    How to Choose The Right Tree Service Company?

    4/5/2022

     
    ​Trees are an essential part of your property as they provide endless benefits. However, trees are living beings and require care. A reputable tree service company can help you take care of your trees. However, you need to consider several factors before choosing your tree care providers. These include their reputation, costs, services, and specializations.

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    Everything You Need To Know About Root Collar Excavation

    10/18/2021

     
    ​The area where the trunk and the root come together is called the root collar. At this point of contact, there is a flare called the root flare. Its placement holds importance as it should be visible and exposed to air. Covering a tree’s root flare restricts its access to the air, making it susceptible to stresses. Arborists use the process of root collar excavation to treat various health issues of a tree.

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    How To Treat Hemlock Trees For Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

    10/12/2021

     
    ​The hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) is an invasive insect that leads to the decline and destruction of hemlock trees. It is a sap-sucking insect related to aphids that uses its piercing mouthparts to penetrate the host plant tissues and feed on stored plant nutrients. The insect causes severe damage to the overall health of hemlock forests as well as those in parks and backyards.

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    3 Tips For Managing Emerald Ash Borer

    10/4/2021

     
    ​Emerald ash borer (EAB) is an invasive beetle that has destroyed tens of millions of true ash species in 25 US states. The larvae of the beetle burrow deep into the trunk and destroy the vascular system of the tree. Trees infested with the beetle show signs like thinning in the upper canopy, serpentine galleries, and d-shaped exit holes. Stressed ash trees will eventually die within 3-5 years of the initial attack.

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    5 Best Fertilizers For Trees And Shrubs

    9/16/2021

     
    Big trees and shrubs can transform a generic living space into a home. Their natural beauty adds to the curb appeal to your property and provides shade to keep homes cooler in warmer months. Native trees and shrubs also improve the air quality by producing oxygen. Apart from adequate sunlight, water, and good quality soil, most trees require fertilizers to thrive. ​

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    Winter Moth Treatment And Prevention

    9/9/2021

     
    ​The winter moths are invasive pests that can strip trees of their leaves at an alarming rate. The larvae (or caterpillars) of these pests feed on the leaves and buds of apple, crabapple trees, maple, white elm, blueberry, oak, and ash. If untreated, the tree can become completely defoliated, ultimately leading to its death. It can cause homeowners and property managers a lot of stress.

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    5 Efficient Tick Control Practices

    9/2/2021

     
    Ticks are tiny parasitic organisms that attach themselves to mammals, birds, reptiles, and humans. They have hook-like barbs on their mouth with which they feed on the blood of their hosts. They are also the carriers of several serious diseases, which they may transmit to the people they bite. They thrive in dark and moist areas. The best way to get rid of them is to destroy their preferred habitats.

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