Posted
November 28, 2019
Owning wooded property—whether for a home or business—adds a level of responsibility when it comes to the trees. Learn when it's best to prune or remove woodland trees and how to go about it safely. Read more
While it may look like an issue, peeling tree bark may not be a cause for concern. Learning what to look for helps determine if there's a real problem. Read more
This may be good news for some gardeners: fall is a great time to procrastinate—when it comes to tree pruning. Read more
While birds, squirrels, and other animals may see an opening in a hollow tree and think home, homeowners may see it and think danger. Tree hollows are natural occurrences and not an immediate cause for concern. However, it's still best for a professional to assess the situation and help you plan for the tree's future. Read more
Now that it finally feels like fall, it makes sense that the leaves are changing color and falling from the tree. If you're tired of all the raking and bagging, there are a few alternative uses for autumn leaves once they hit the ground. Read more
If a tree branch hangs over your yard, but its trunk is rooted in your neighbor's, is it your responsibility? Dealing with overhanging tree branches can be tricky business. Learn more about who's responsible for what and what to do about it. Read more
