How to Have Hearty and High-Reaching Trees

Homeowners have relied on chemicals to control weeds on their lawns for a long time. The products range from weed-fertilizer combinations to the controversial glyphosate. Unfortunately, the products often do more harm than good to the environment. Therefore, a growing number of property owners no longer want chemical-based herbicides on their lawns and gardens. Fortunately, greener options for dealing with lawn weeds are available to environmentally conscious homeowners today. This article highlights effective eco-friendly weed control methods for environmentally conscious homeowners. [Read More]

Most homeowners value the trees on their property. A single mature tree can provide decades of useful and aesthetic benefits. Unfortunately, urban trees deteriorate faster than rural trees do. And, eventually, although a homeowner may not want to, they might have to remove their tree due to disease, pests or spacing issues. Fortunately, when you lose a tree, you can replace that tree too. If you need tree removal on your property, you may want to replace that tree as soon as possible. [Read More]

Trees are very critical because they enhance human lives in various ways. If well taken of, trees can beautify your landscape, provide excellent shade, purify the air or even be a reliable source of food. However, most people neglect their trees, and they don't give them the care they deserve.  Trees are just like humans or animals; they require a professional to grow properly and stay healthy. So, if you have some trees in your property, you should hire an arborist to provide professional tree care services. [Read More]

Urban trees have many more challenges to contend with than their rural counterparts do. Root space is at a premium, water isn't as readily available and the risk of damage due to accidents is higher. Because of this, urban trees tend to have shorter lifespans than rural trees. But unless you are a qualified arborist, assessing the condition of an ailing tree can be difficult. Trees exhibit symptoms of distress in many different ways. [Read More]