A chainsaw in unskilled hands is a weapon, not a tool. Hiring amateurs for tree work invites severe risk; dropped branches damage roofs, severed roots kill trees, and lack of insurance can lead to personal bankruptcy.
The […]
As the biting winter weather slowly but surely gives way to spring, the Canadian landscape undergoes a silent, if monumental shift. For many homeowners, however, the transition from winter to spring means more than just a change in […]
There’s nothing quite like the sight of one of your trees covered in snow to offer a quintessential image of winter beauty. However, there’s more to that scene than an example of a picturesque winter scene; there’s quite […]
Like any other season, winter comes with its fair share of chores to keep you busy around the house: clearing driveways, getting your last-minute tree care tasks done, and managing the ice coating the walkway. […]
To understand why winter tree care is so beneficial, one must first understand the biology of the tree during the colder months.
When a tree enters dormancy, it is not dead; it is essentially conserving energy. During […]
Now that we’re well and truly in the middle of winter, it’s the time more than a few homeowners kick back and take it easy. Your yard work can easily wait ‘til spring; now’s the time to curl […]
For many homes (and homeowners too for that matter), winter can feel like a time of suspended animation. Now that the world is seemingly snowed-in, your whole landscape can feel dormant and lifeless under all the snow and […]
There’s no denying a tree adds a certain je ne sais quoi to your home. They’re beautiful and majestic additions to your property, and the right species can even provide some shade
Trees are a boon for any home and any homeowner. Not only are they striking elements of your landscape to give your curb appeal a boost, but they also provide shade, privacy, and a place for local wildlife […]
There are plenty of reasons why a homeowner might plant a tree: for the shade, for the potential fruits, for the boost to curb appeal, or perhaps for the sheer aesthetic of a beautiful tree in the yard. […]
