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The Best Time of Year to Prune Your Trees
Right now is the best time of the year to do pruning maintenance on your trees. Winter weather means that trees go dormant. During the winter, dormant trees have a decreased sap flow, which, among other reasons, makes winter the prime time for healthy pruning. Pruning can also encourage healthy growth come spring. There are several benefits
How to Prepare Your Trees for Spring
While the holiday season can be incredibly busy, the lull following it can be the perfect time to see to all those important things which fell to the wayside at the height of the holiday craze. During this downtime, take the time to help keep your property beautiful with expert winter tree care. Taking these
How Your Trees Can Save You Money
A tree may have enormous personal and aesthetic value to you and your family. But did you know that your tree has a tangible monetary value as well? There are several ways that even a single tree can save you lots of money. Trees Can Save Energy A large leafy tree not only looks majestic
4 Trees to Never Plant in Your Yard
There are many trees that will add to your curb appeal and provide you with shade, prevent soil erosion, and other benefits. However, there are a few trees that will give you more hassle than help. If you are considering planting any of these trees in your yard this spring, you may want to reconsider. Chinaberry Tree
The Best Trees for Curb Appeal
Last week, we listed four trees that you should avoid planting in your yard at all costs. So, what trees should you plant in your yard? There are several varieties of trees that you can plant in your yard or in front of your business that will boost your curb appeal and give you a
Protect Your Trees from Salt DamageProtect Your Trees from Salt Damage
One of the most common tree health related questions involves the brown leaves or needles which can be spotted on otherwise healthy trees along roadways. Why are they so common in the spring? What is wrong with the trees? How can this be avoided? If you are concerned about this happening to trees on your property, it