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Spring tree pruning

Spring Tree Pruning

Tips to Improve the Health of Your Trees this Season

Spring tree pruning is like spring cleaning for your yard and garden. Not only can removing the old, dead branches from trees and shrubs improve the health of the plant, but it can enhance the look of your property as well. Read more

Grinding and removing a stump is only half the battle. Most often, a removed stump leaves an unsightly hole filled with woodchips in its place. Here's how to fill in a stump grinding area with grass. Read more

Hazards of DIY Tree Removal

Hazards of DIY Tree Removal

DIY tree removal is a job best left to qualified professionals. When done without the proper tools and expertise, removing a tree yourself can wind up being unsafe, unattractive, and expensive. Here’s why DIY tree removal is an unsafe endeavor. Read more

Deep root fertilization is a process of injecting fertilizer deep into the soil to prolong your tree's life, reduces stress, and provides preventative care. Learn more about deep root fertilizing and its various benefits here. Read more

When done properly, pruning maintains the look and health of your trees. There’s some false information out there about tree pruning, and believing the wrong thing can be detrimental to a tree. Here’s a list of four myths about tree pruning. Read more

Tree Disease Spotlight: Black Knot

Tree Disease Spotlight: Black Knot

Black knot is a fungal tree disease that mostly affects plum and cherry tree species. A black knot infection is worst during spring when the wind carries spores to nearby trees, killing them. Learn how to control this disease and prevent its spread. Read more