The Root of the Problem: Stump Grinding vs. Stump Removal
After you cut down a tree, an unsightly stump might be left behind. This stubborn leftover can attract unwanted pests and be a tripping hazard and an eyesore. There are two main options for how you can handle this issue, which are stump grinding and stump removal. Let us examine the differences between these two […]
Healthy Plants Can Provide Space for Birds, Bees, and Butterflies
There’s something magical about planting for the benefit of wildlife and then watching those birds, butterflies, and bees arrive. If you’re new to your property or have an area that has become overgrown, you may be dealing with unintentional wildlife and trash. Clear the Ground One of the most important methods for keeping your property […]
Getting Rid of Old Stumps Will Brighten Your Landscape
An old stump in your landscape can take away from the curb appeal of your home. If it’s in the backyard, it can become a haven for pests. Weed trees may spring up around it, making it tough to mow and keep tidy. You may forget it’s there and trip over it or hit it […]
5 Elements of Responsible Stump Removal
There’s more to removing a stump than just grinding it down to the ground. Responsible removal services need to prioritize safety of people first of all, followed by the safety of the property and environment. There are many important elements for an effective stump removal project, including planning ahead to ensure good weather as well […]
Exploring Facts About Tree Roots
Trees need roots to survive. They hold trees, absorb water and nutrients, and affect the ecology. Some trees have deep taproots whereas others have shallow, fibrous roots. Tree roots can grow over 20 feet deep. Tree roots anchor the soil, increase soil quality, and shelter microorganisms, making them vital to ecosystem health. Understanding tree roots […]
The Importance of Watering Trees During Winter
Trees require water to live regardless of the season. Though trees may seem dormant during winter, they still grow beneath the surface. This means they still need a regular water supply to stay healthy. How Winter Dehydration Can Impact Trees When it comes to trees, dehydration is a real problem during winter. As temperatures drop […]
