Looking at getting a stump out of your yard or other outdoor space? Do it carefully. Stump removal can be dangerous if it's not done the right way. Some people might be tempted to use their own trucks to remove stumps, but it actually pays to get a licensed and professional contractor (such as one from Brown's Tree Service). Read on to discover more about why you might want this level of security for a stump removal project.
5 July 2016
If you are getting your home ready to sell, don't forget to dedicate some work to the exterior of your home as well. This might need to include tree trimming and removal. Here are four tree trimming tips you might want to take to heart before putting your home on the market. 1. Remove Diseased or Dying Trees If you have trees in your yard that may be dying, it might be a good idea to have these looked at and removed before pictures of your home hit real estate listings.
4 July 2016
Some trees produce more sap than others or their sap tends to be stickier. Maples, elms, and birches are a few varieties known for producing plenty of sap. This may be a minor nuisance in the yard, but it can be a major inconvenience when it comes time to trim any of these trees. The following tips can help you manage this chore without getting too sticky. Tip #1: Time your pruning properly
30 June 2016
A large tree usually requires the help of the professionals to ensure it is removed properly and safely. You can further help minimize the chances of damages while ensuring everything goes smoothly by preparing for the removal ahead of time. The following are a few of the tasks you should do to prepare. Find out the fall zone Your removal company will perform an assessment before they come for removal. One of the things determined in this assessment is the length of the fall zone.
29 June 2016
There's an undeniable sense of relief to having a dead or damaged tree chopped down. In fact, this relief is so great that few people realize that the resulting stumps, if left in place, can be just as problematic as the tree. If you are considering taking down a tree in your yard, or have tree stumps there already, read on. This article will present three good reasons why you should finish the job by having that stump removed.
28 June 2016
A California buckeye tree is a native tree found in the US, with striking leaves that are fan shaped, and colorful flowers. It also contains fruits that are potentially toxic to pests. The most unique aspect of the tree is that it has leaves that will turn to a yellow color and fall off in the summer instead of the fall. For those looking to plant a vibrant and large tree in front of their home, a California buckeye can be a great tree to go with.
27 June 2016
Bur oaks are massive, noble-looking oak trees with distinctive rugged grayish bark that makes the tree a visually interesting addition to any large property or yard. The bur oak can live for hundreds of years with proper upkeep and some luck. The proper upkeep includes monitoring the tree for signs of tree diseases that can threaten the life of the tree – or just pose some serious cosmetic concerns. Here are a few of the tree diseases that can strike a bur oak tree – and how a tree care service can help you manage the problem.
27 June 2016
Have you noticed that certain branches on your elm tree suddenly appear to be dying? Are the leaves from these branches turning yellow and falling to the ground prematurely? This is not an issue that you should ignore or that will correct itself in time. Chances are, your tree is suffering from Dutch elm disease—a serious and deadly fungal infection that has wreaked havoc on elm stands across the United States.
23 June 2016
Many things determine the type of trees that can thrive in your compound. The local climate, availability of water, and land are some of the things you shouldn't ignore. When it comes to land factors, don't forget about these three essential factors: Size of the Land Plant a tree that will still fit your land when it is mature. Oversized trees can damage structures or even block views. For example, a willow tree may look small during planting, but it can spread 30 t0 40 feet when mature, which makes it unsuitable for a small urban yard.
15 June 2016
When your willow tree's leaves start turning black and falling to the ground, this is not a good sign. Black, crumbling leaves are a sign of disease in willows. Your tree is most likely suffering from either black canker disease or willow scab. Read on to learn how to tell which is the most likely culprit – and how to treat your tree in either case. Willow Scab The effects of willow scab typically present themselves in early spring.
15 June 2016