After a cold, dormant winter, some trees start to grow their leaves back in the spring. You may start to see some signs of budding as soon as the weather starts to warm. But how long should it take for leaves to regrow? And what should you do if they don't? Read more
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If you're looking to get rid of a tree stump, there's good news and bad news. Good news: they naturally decompose, adding nutrients back into your yard and garden. Bad news: this could take decades depending on the tree and environment. When it comes to understanding how long it takes for a stump to decay, consider the following factors. Read more
The east coast was hit with multiple heavy snow storms this winter. Now that we've got a glimpse of spring, the next thing to watch for is how our plants have fared. Here are some tips for treating plants post snow and what to do if they seem in distress. Read more
It's been said that the best time to prune trees is in late winter, early spring. This is also when many trees and shrubs may also be getting ready to bloom. So, what happens when you cut budding branches? It could have both positive and negative impacts on the plant. Read more
Like all living things, sometimes trees need support. Whether it’s weakened by unpruned branches or severe weather, there are ways to prevent structural failure and protect your property from falling limbs. Cabling and bracing trees can help. Read more
A ground covered in snow and layered with ice may make a pretty winter landscape, but it also impacts tree removal. Here are some key factors to consider before removing a tree in winter. Read more