If you have adequate space in your yard, chances are you have trees to provide shade during the sweltering months. However, although trees have an extensive lifespan, this does not mean that they cannot become compromised over time. As a tree ages, it can begin to lose its strength, which will inevitably affect is structural stability. Hanging on to a tree with declining health not only puts your property at risk of damage but it can also cause physical injuries to anyone in close proximity.
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Why Tree Lopping May Be Beneficial For Your Yard
Homeowners dedicated to enhancing the curb appeal of their residence will spend a considerable amount of time mowing and watering their lawn to ensure it stays appealing. However, trees tend to be neglected since they are typically fuss-free. As long as trees get the appropriate hydration and nutrition, they pretty much grow unattended. Nevertheless, trees are living things and thus are susceptible to an array of problems such as pest infestations, diseases and simply deteriorating due to age.
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Raising The Bark: Why, When, And How You Should Have A Tree's Crown Raised
A large, strong tree can be a fine addition to any garden or plot of land, but leaving your trees to grow unchecked can cause more problems than benefits. One common way in which unwanted tree growth can cause issues is with low branch growth -- fortunately, there is an effective method for removing unwanted low branches while minimising injury and long-term damage to your tree. This method is known as crown raising.
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How To Move An Ornamental Tree
If you have an ornamental tree on your land that has grown too big for its position, you might think that the only alternative is to have it removed. However, it is possible to move small trees yourself, or with the assistance of a professional arborist. You'll need to allow a few months to complete the process of moving the tree. Read on to find out more.
How to move small trees
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