• Tree Pruning Information You Should Know

    When a homeowner fails to provide effective care for their trees, they can negatively impact the appearance of their property while also creating the potential for safety hazards. Pruning is a basic type of tree care that is often misunderstood and neglected by homeowners. Why Should You Have Your Trees Pruned? Pruning can dramatically improve the overall health of your trees. When this work is done, any sick or damaged branches will be removed from the tree.
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  • How To Choose Trees To Remove or Preserve During Construction

    If you are planning a construction project in your home, say an addition to the house, it's possible you may have to remove a few trees during the project. Now, trees are very precious, and you should be careful when selecting the ones to remove. Here are a few guidelines to help you with the selection: Trees on Actual Construction Site The first group of trees to remove is those that are on the actual construction site.
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  • 4 Tips For Winter Care And Pruning That Will Ensure Your Trees Stay Healthy All Year

    With autumn here, it is important to do the right tree care and pruning for the winter months. You want to start with pruning during the late autumn months, and continue with care through the cold winter. Just like the summer droughts, winter can also bring dry weather and freezing conditions that damage trees. Here are some tips that will help you do winter care and pruning for trees that stay healthy all year:
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  • Troubleshooting Pressure Issues In Your Sprinkler System

    Sprinkler systems are a great way to keep all the plant life in your yard hydrated, but what happens when something goes wrong? Knowing how to diagnose water pressure issues will help you keep your yard hydrated with minimal downtime. Symptoms Of Water Pressure Issues When your sprinkler system is experiencing pressure issues, you may notice the flow from the sprinkler heads isn't getting very far or isn't spraying at all.
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  • Beyond Pruning: 4 Other Things You Can Do For Your Trees Each Spring

    Early spring is the best time to prune your trees, and yearly pruning has a lot of benefits. It encourages healthy growth, reduces the risk of disease, and keeps your trees looking tidy. Yet, with all of the benefits that pruning offers, it is not the only thing you need to do for your trees in the spring. Here are four other things you can do in the spring to keep your trees healthy and vibrant all summer and fall.
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  • Dealing With Tree Roots Causing Plumbing Problems

    Did a plumbing problem lead to you finding out that tree roots have grown into the main sewer line to your house? Was a plumber able to use jetting equipment to clear the roots out of the line but you are worried that they will come back and cause more problems? Rather than worrying about the roots growing into the main sewer line, it might be wise to do something about the tree altogether.
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  • Knowing When It's Time To Get Rid Of A Tree In Your Yard

    Having mature trees in your yard can add interest and depth to your home's landscape. Unfortunately, these trees can sometimes become a serious liability. Knowing when to remove a tree from your yard can be challenging, but there are some simple signs that you can be watching for to help you recognize when a decision must be made. Here are three signs that indicate it's time to have a tree removed from your yard in the future:
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  • Stump Removal: 2 Ways To Eliminate The Eyesore From Your Backyard

    Do you have tree stump in your backyard? If so, it may be quite the eyesore. Not only does the stump likely look bad, but it could become problematic for you in many ways, too. For example, if you have children who like to play around in the backyard, they may end up tripping over the stump and falling down on the ground or getting hurt. A stump in your yard could also lead to a pest problem with insects (e.
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  • Two Reasons Why You Should Start Getting Regular Tree Service

    If you have trees on your property, you understand the importance of keeping them in good condition. Well-maintained trees make your lawn look incredible and can be an incredible way to enhance the curb appeal of your home. However, as much as you may want to have a beautiful lawn, you might be having a hard time keeping your yard in good condition. That's why it's such a good idea to invest in regular tree service.
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  • Young Tree Care Tips For A Healthy Life

    With the coming of spring often comes the planting of new landscape trees. Whether you plant dormant trees in late winter or trees in the flush of growth in spring or early summer, proper care during the first year after planting is key to ensuring they thrive. The following tips can help you successfully plant your new tree. Tip #1: Don't amend the soil It's tempting to backfill the planting hole with compost and fertilizer amended soil, but this actually does the tree a disservice.
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