In addition to keeping an eye on the foliage and branches of your tree, you should also keep an eye on its trunk. Sometimes, an obvious problem such as a physical injury will notify you of an issue. Other times, trunk problems may have less obvious signs that you may only detect if you look closely. Here are four of these subtle trunk red flags that may be worse than they look and could mean your tree is dying and will need to be removed. [Read More]

Professional tree trimming services can offer more value than simply hiring a handyman with a chainsaw. Not only are these professionals more experienced at what they're doing, but they have the knowledge and expertise to prune out tree branches that need to be removed and leave the important ones. Here are some rookie errors you can avoid by choosing professional tree trimming. 1. Tearing bark If a branch is removed without proper technique, including careful cuts from both below and above, the branch could fall from its own weight before the chainsaw cuts all the way through the bark on the bottom side of the branch. [Read More]

Trees can improve the aesthetic value of any space, including your home. Apart from beauty, trees also offer a relaxing environment to help you unwind after a busy day at work. Considering these benefits, you can see why it is essential to care of them. In fact, the lifespan of your trees depends on how seriously you cater to their needs. Unless you are a tree expert, you might not know what it takes to keep your trees in good shape. [Read More]

When you first buy a home, everyone always tells you how important it is to care for the lawn and maintain the interior. What they don't always mention is how to care for your trees. It's true that trees are pretty independent plants and don't require a lot of ongoing care from their owners. However, some care is necessary to keep them healthy, strong, and safe. Here are the basic tree care tips you need to know as a new homeowner. [Read More]