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Hi there. My name is Preston. Welcome to my website about tree services. When a big windstorm rolls through the area, your trees could suffer damage that puts their wellbeing at risk. Losing large branches often causes damage that the tree struggles to recover from in a timely manner. You can help your tree survive by enlisting the help of a skilled arborist. The right treatments and fertilizers give trees the support they need to repair the damage without inhibiting growth. I encourage you to visit my site often to learn more about these support services. Thank you for coming by.

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4 Essentials For Preparing Your House For Winter Weather

Winter can be a beautiful time of year, but when you live in a cold climate with snow or ice storms, it is important to prepare your house and yard to help ensure that it can withstand the frigid temperatures. Use the following tips to help get your house ready for the coldest time of the year: Schedule a  Furnace Tune Up When it is freezing outside, the last thing you want is for your home's furnace to stop working properly. Read More 

Getting The Most From Tree Care With These Waste Recycling Ideas For Debris

When you need to have a tree removed or major trimming done, there may be a lot of waste that you are left with. Some of the options you have are to burn it, pay to have it hauled off, or recycle the debris. The tree waste debris can be used for anything from ground cover mulch to landscaping timbers and lumber for woodworking projects. For some species of trees, you may even want to make your own charcoal for the grill. Read More 

3 Things You Need To Know About Cedar-Apple Rust

Your backyard apple trees can develop a number of diseases that can affect their fruit production and their appearance, including cedar-apple rust. Here are three things you need to know about cedar-apple rust. What are the signs of cedar-apple rust? This fungal disease is easy to identify because of the strange-looking fungal growths that develop on infected trees. These growths are orange and gelatinous and have numerous tendrils. You may think these growths look like sea urchins or octopi. Read More 

Four Self-Pollinating Apple Tree Varieties For Your Backyard

Many homeowners want to plant a single apple tree in their backyard in order to have access to fruit. But many apple tree varieties are not self-pollinating, which means that a single tree on its own won't produce any fruit. If you only want to plant one tree, you need to make sure that tree is of a variety that can pollinate itself. Here's a look at four self-pollinating apple tree varieties that are great for backyards. Read More 

3 Signs Of A Buried Stump In The Lawn

Improper stump removal or burial in the yard can lead to major problems later on. If you purchased the home, you may not even be aware that there is a stump at first. This is because the previous homeowner may have had it ground down only partially so they could cover it with sod. Another issues is when a stumps are disposed of on the property, usually by burying them in holes. Read More