Say Goodbye To Unsightly Stumps With Professional Stump Removal Services
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27 March 2023
Trees are a vital part of any landscape, providing shade, beauty, and environmental benefits for many ecosystems as well as a natural feature many people love. However, when a tree is removed, what is left behind can be a significant eyesore and a hazard to those who live around the area. That is where stump removal services come in. Whether you have recently cut down a tree or inherited a property with a pre-existing stump, professional stump removal can help to clear up your outdoor space and prevent any potential injuries.
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Avoid These Mistakes To Protect Your Palm Trees
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7 March 2023
Unless you have the pleasure of living in a tropical environment, the addition of a palm tree to your property adds a unique and beautiful element to your yard. However, as you might imagine, caring for a tree that is not native to your local climate does come along with some extra steps. If you have an existing palm tree or you are considering planting one, learn some of the things you want to avoid to protect the health of the tree.
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About Removing Hazardous Trees From Your Property
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10 February 2023
As beautiful as trees are and the appeal they bring to the exterior of a home, they can also be a headache to deal with. The reason is that trees can develop a variety of diseases, grow out of control, or simply become old and dangerous. At some point, trees can become too stressful of a problem for a homeowner to manage without professional assistance. If your trees need special care or have become a hazard, consider getting them cut down by a professional if you are tired of them being on your property.
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10 Reasons To Prune Your Trees Before Spring
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13 January 2023
Late winter into very early spring is the prime time to schedule a tree trimming. Don't skip the pruning this year, especially if any of the following pertains to your landscape trees.
1. Weak Growth Patterns
Weak branches are more likely to break in a storm, and they will often cause damage to neighboring branches as well. Crossed branches are one of the more common examples of a weak growth pattern.
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