Bird friendly trees

Posted on: 25 April 2019
If you have a tree on your premises, you should take steps to keep it healthy during the course of the year. A poorly maintained tree is prone to overgrowth, diseases, pest infestations and much more. By practicing proper tree health, you can prevent common issues such as dead branches, yellow leaves, cracks in the tree trunk and growth of fungus. Here are several tips that will help you keep your tree and yard in good condition.
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Posted on: 28 December 2018
Opting to plant trees on your property is great for additional shade as well as enhancing your home's kerb appeal. Nevertheless, some homeowners do not consider that they will require tree management services. Instead, they focus on nurturing the growth of the tree, assuming that all their trees will require is nutrients and hydration. There most likely will come a point when you require tree management from an arborist for the health of your tree and the safety of your premises.
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Posted on: 7 August 2018
Homeowners who have multiple trees on their property can attest to the fact that they can quickly become overgrown. When this happens, not only do the trees look dishevelled, but they also block a considerable amount of sunlight from penetrating your yard. Thus, you may be contemplating tree lopping to reduce the size of the tree. And while lopping may seem like a relatively simple task, this does not mean that the process can be carried out by anybody.
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Posted on: 26 February 2018
A co-dominant tree has a trunk which splits into two. Co-dominant trees can look very impressive. However, rather than making a tree stronger, having two trunks can actually make a tree more susceptible to problems. If you have a co-dominant tree of your property, it is important that you take care to check on its condition. Below are two factors which weaken co-dominant trees. V Junctions The area where the trunk splits is called the junction.
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