2019

It's winter! It's the season of snow, ice, cold temperatures — and tree trimming. A lot of trees benefit from being trimmed in the winter when they are dormant because less sap loss occurs at this time. If you are about to tackle your winter tree-trimming session, here are some tips for better results. 1. Wait until any big ice storms have passed. Don't trim in the middle of winter. Wait until the season is about to end and spring is just around the corner.

After purchasing and moving into a home, you may find yourself frustrated by the shape of the trees and what kind of care they could need. Instead of putting off tree care due to uncertainty over how to care for them, it's best to look into getting professional help so that your trees can stay in the best health and that you're not going to have problems with your landscaping.

Moving into a house is a time-consuming process because you will need to assemble all your furniture and unpack all your boxes to make your home feel normal. However, you will also want to pay attention to the landscape because you may not yet know very much about the grass, plants, and trees at this new location. This makes hiring a tree service company after moving into a new home a smart idea for a few reasons.

Caring for your landscaping and arbor needs are part of the homeowner's process. The better you can care for your outdoor plant life, the more scenic, thriving, and valuable your property will be altogether. With this in mind, there are some tree care tips that you can follow to truly improve your landscape. Use these strategies so that your tree care is completed properly.  Manage your stumps, add fertilizer and mulch, and keep your grass cut

Nobody likes a half-dead tree on their lawn. It is an eyesore, like the dog with mange and numerous bald spots. Speaking of mange and bald spots, a tree can have similar conditions and equally obnoxious pests. If you want a tree to survive, and you want to address whatever is eating at it, you first have to know and spot the problems. Large pests are easy to see, but what you need is the ability to spot smaller pests.

Owning property means that at some point, you will either need to call a tree service for tree trimming needs or you will need to learn how to do it yourself. If you choose the DIY route, it takes time and an aesthetic eye to get it right. It also takes the right tools and a very careful approach. The following tips will be useful to you if you opt to go the route of DIY pruning and trimming.