Planting, pruning, or removing a tree? Learn when to call an arborist, from positioning young trees to handling emergencies, to keep your landscape healthy and safe.
Trees drop leaves in winter to conserve energy as sunlight decreases. Some keep leaves for protection or due to youth. Understanding these behaviors helps ensure proper tree care.
Young trees need about 20 gallons weekly, while mature trees often need monthly watering. Deep root methods ensure strong growth. Choose a quality nursery for healthy, thriving trees.
Enhance landscapes with shrubs for energy savings, wildlife habitats, property lines, and colorful blooms. Explore popular options like Burning Bush, Hydrangea, and Rose of Sharon.
Moss thrives in shade with minimal care, filters pollutants, prevents erosion, and adds lush greenery. Varieties like carpet, cushion, and hair cap transform dull areas into vibrant landscapes.
Trees add property value, shade, and habitat while reducing energy costs. Weeping Willows, Maples, and Oaks offer striking foliage, sturdy growth, and easy maintenance.
Discover why Yellow, Loblolly, and Bull Pine seedlings are top picks for reforestation, windbreaks, and lumber. They grow fast, adapt easily, and offer lasting value.
Oak seedlings like Pin, Willow, and Red Oak provide shade, vivid fall color, and robust growth. They’re easy to maintain and add lasting value to any landscape.
Clear-cutting timber and replanting tree seedlings benefits both nature and finances. Discover how proper land management fosters healthier, more profitable forests.
