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When Is the Right Time to Remove A Tree? What if you had a ticking time bomb in your backyard? That is what it
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When Is the Right Time to Remove A Tree? What if you had a ticking time bomb in your backyard? That is what it
Tree Surgery Waste & Its Use for Biomass Fuel We are living in an ever-changing environment – even if the change is slow. There
What Is a Tree Surgeon and Why You Should Hire One? Trees can live from anywhere between fifty to more than three thousand years. However,
Stump Grinding: The Process and Benefits Trees, along with hedges, ornamentals, and flowerbeds, make up about 18% of an average American yard. However, despite their beauty,
Killing Your Trees. Did you know that most trees live up 50-100 years on average? The famous red cedar from Alaska can live up to
Tree emergencies and how to deal with them. Storms can affect trees in different ways. The effect is influenced by lots of factors including
Tree Pollarding 101 – everything you need to know about pollarding. If you are looking for ways to keep your landscape and trees looking
What the Western Hemlock Tree Looks Like The Western Hemlock tree is a graceful, dense and handsome evergreen belonging to the Pinaceae family. It has
Hawthorn trees are commonly found in scrub, woodland, and hedgerows throughout the UK where it is native. They grow in the majority of soil types
The Monkey Puzzle tree is one that most people can recognise and name easily. Its official name is Araucaria Araucana, but it is more commonly
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