Millions of trees have been hacked with little or no consideration to their health and structural integrity. People who top trees have yet to recognize that pruning trees, following established industry standards of professionalism, can improve their health, growth and appearance. What happens when trees are topped? Trees maintain a delicate crown-to-root ratio. Topping removes […]
Category Archives: Arborist Tree Care
Even though trees can’t talk, they can tell you a lot. Spring and early Summer are especially good times to “read your trees”. Here are some tree characteristics you’ll want to look for: Color of the leaves: Off color leaves may be an indication a nutrient deficiency in the soil, or they may be a […]
The most common misconception in tree care is that trees take care of themselves. The truth is that most trees in yards across America are growing in somewhat unnatural environments, and could use our help to service and flourish. The National Arborist Association identifies the following key practices for optimal tree health. Fertilization of Trees […]
According to the U.S Season Drought Outlook, while there will be some improvement in the central part of the country, the drought is likely to persist or intensify in the areas- especially in an area centered by the Rocky Mountains- well into the summer months. What can homeowners do to keep their tree healthy during […]
Irrigation is an artificial application of water to soil to enable satisfactory plant growth. It’s essential for successful gardening in the desert. The purpose of irrigating is to maintain soil moisture in much manner that normal root development and their vital function is facilitated and water is efficiently and conservatively utilized. Irrigate the entire rooting […]