While you may think frost, snow, ice and other harsh weather conditions of winter are the main cause of winter tree and shrub damage, it is actually deer! Winter deer damage can be extremely destructive to your plants and shrubs. On average, an adult deer can eat about 6 pounds of plants daily. Imagine 6 …
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Many homeowners think that tree service companies are closed for the winter and/or that tree work cannot be done come December. But, this just isn’t true, and there are actually several benefits to doing winter tree work, for us, AND for you! Witner tree work is actually easier for our Arborists for a few reasons: …
While winter can be quite beautiful during, or right after snowfall, those days in between storms can be quite drab – think bare trees, dirty snow, dead or covered landscaping, potholes, etc. But did you know your yard doesn’t have to be dull in winter? Try incorporating some of these winter landscape design elements into …
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It is important that your trees go into winter prepared. Tree winter prep encompasses a few different things including; inspection, tree removal, stump removal, and winterization methods. Inspection: Inspection of your property and all trees within 100 FT of your home should be completed before the first snow storm. During inspection, your professional arborist …
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The most practical way to overcome plant wilt is by providing a sufficient amount of soil moisture. However, during the winter, when your trees and plants experience drying winds and a frozen ground, this is not always possible. Because of this, your plants and trees are put under water stress caused by excessive moisture loss. …
With winter comes rapid fluctuations in temperatures, storms, and precipitation. In areas that experience harsh winters, it is unfortunately inevitable that all exterior elements of your property will take somewhat of a beating. Your trees in winter will experience different forms of stress that can be directly correlated to damages. Cold stress: With temperature fluctuation …