Getting along with neighbors may come naturally to some, but when nature interferes, it could change the dynamic. If there’s a tree in between property lines, and its branches are dangerously close to damaging anything you own, it’s time to have a neighborly conversation. Know your rights and how to determine tree pruning liability. Read more
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Like all living things, trees go through a lot of growth and change. Some changes—like peeling tree bark—may seem worse than they are. There are multiple reasons for tree bark peeling. Here are a few. Read more
Paging Dr. Plant. If you love to garden but need to strengthen your green thumb, consider consulting with a plant doctor. Like medical doctors, these professionals can help diagnose disease and prescribe formulas to help restore health in a living thing. Only plant doctors focus on the ficus and other leafy greens in and around your home and garden. Read more
Consulting with a tree doctor is also a wonderful way to start preventative plant care. Don’t know who to call? Here are some suggestions. Read more
How often do you prune your trees? Sometimes it may need a branch or two removed. Other times it may need some major shaping. But you never want to get too carried away. Here are some tips on when to stop pruning trees and the best time to do the work. Read more
Is it ever the right time to cut down a tree? Yes. When it's dead and weak beyond repair, it's best to put it out of its misery and put your property out of danger. It's always a good time to prevent hazards. Here's how a tree removal timetable estimate can help with the process. Read more