When plants are removed from the area, the hidden root infrastructures are often overlooked and can continue to grow long after the plant is gone. This can lead to unfavorable results, which is why removing tree roots should be part of the tree removal process. Read more
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What to do Before and After Tree Removal
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August 22, 2024
If there’s a tree in your yard you think needs to go, there are things you should consider before and after tree removal. Here’s a list to help determine if the tree should really come down or if there are other alternatives. Read more
While it's common to see water droplets on the tips of plant leaves, it's not always what you think it is. Plant guttation looks a lot like dew, especially since it's noticeable in the morning, but it's another way for plants to regulate internal processes. Learn more about why it happens and if it's something to worry about. Read more
Like many lawn and garden tasks, there's a best and worst time for tree pruning. Not doing it right—or at all—can negatively impact healthy growth. Learn what factors effect when you should or shouldn't prune as well as the proper technique for optimal results. Read more
Have you noticed pieces of bark on the ground around your trees? If so, it could either be a normal occurrence or signs of stress. Learn about the common causes of peeling tree bark and what you can do to help ensure the health of your tree. Read more
During the hottest days of summer, think of how welcoming shade, water, and a breeze can feel. While we can retreat indoors to cool off, trees and other outdoor plants don't have this option. This is where you come in to help. Learn the signs of plant heat stress and what you can do to help them beat the heat. Read more