Planting trees on your property gives you plenty of benefits: shade, windbreaks, protection from noise, and beautifying the yard, to name a few. However, when most people think of trees, they might think of large trees with big boughs, which […]
Climate change, also known as global warming, is the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth. Although greenhouse gases and carbon dioxide are naturally present in the atmosphere, its presence is rapidly increased by human activities such […]
Your live Christmas tree has given you so much pleasure over the holiday season. It was the centrepiece of your Christmas decorations, and the focal point for gatherings. Presents were piled underneath, to be gleefully ripped open on Christmas morning. […]
Although trees with exposed roots are a common occurrence and are generally not a cause for alarm, they can be potentially hazardous. Exposed tree roots can be responsible for:
Hurricane season can wreak havoc on the eastern United States, Ontario, and other areas of eastern Canada. Storm force winds and torrential rains can cause extensive damage to trees, despite their strength or size. Observe the […]
Building a treehouse is the perfect bonding activity for you and your family. The building process helps cultivate teamwork, communication, decision-making, and problem-solving. The finished product serves as a play area for your children and a place where they can […]
If you want to plant a new tree that has a few years of growth ahead of it, here are some of the basic tips:
Plan where you’re going to put a young tree. […]
Trees are considered a symbol of life in many cultures. They reduce the presence of carbon monoxide in the air and prevent flooding. They also provide much of what is needed for basic human survival. Trees also improve our health! […]
Planting trees at the right time of year helps them survive and thrive for many years. Spring is a convenient time to plant, but experts recommend some preparation to reduce the likelihood of problems in the warmer months.
Planting in spring […]
