If the branches of the oak trees in your yard have started to look a bit wild, you may feel that it is time to trim some of them back. However, before you do so, consider the following tips for choosing the right time of year to trim your oak trees. Choose Carefully the Time of Year You Prune Before you start cutting the branches off of your oak trees, think about what time of year it is. Read More»
If you have had a dry and hot summer this year, your lawn and your trees are likely not looking good. Your lawn may have fading or dead areas, and your trees may be losing a lot of leaves. Fortunately, you can install an automatic spray sprinkler system to get your lawn and trees healthy. Below is some information about this type of sprinkler system so you can decide if you would like to purchase this for your home. Read More»
Anyone who lives in or has visited an area with an abundance of palms has seen palms with what is called a “rooster tail,” or only a few fronds on top that stick straight up after pruning. While it is a common practice with many tree trimming companies, it is actually detrimental to the palms. What Should and Shouldn’t Be Trimmed From a Palm? Properly pruned palms will have only bloom stalks and dead or dying fronds removed. Read More»
Green grass, a few shrubs, and some colorful flowers will add enormous appeal to your yard. However, the addition of a few trees can increase your home’s curb appeal and overall value tremendously. While surprising to learn, mature trees can increase your property value by 20 percent. Of course, proper care will be necessary to ensure your trees and surrounding landscape are both attractive and healthy for many years to come. Read More»
Removing a short tree in your backyard may not be an issue if you know how to operate a chainsaw or an axe. Removing a tall tree, especially if it’s growing in a confined space, is a different issue altogether. Here are three reasons such trees are better removed by professionals: The Risk of Falling Where It Isn’t Wanted The taller a tree is, the higher the risk that it can fall on other nearby properties and infrastructure. Read More»