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Monarch butterflies pollinating an Eastern Red Cedar

Promoting Pollinator-Friendly Tree Care Practices in Summer

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Pollinators are essential for every flowering plant, whether flowers, bushes, or trees. They’re also sensitive species that require special care. Pollinators are most active in Ontario during the Spring and Summer. During the sunny season, we can help promote pollination and grow their populations by following certain pollinator-friendly tree care practices. Our expert arborists explain […]

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The Dos and Don’ts of Watering Your Trees

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The sunny season is almost here. The days are getting warmer, and we should savour every opportunity to enjoy this summer heat. Unfortunately, higher temperatures are also often dry and while we can take a soak in the pool or head to the beach, our trees don’t have those options. That’s why you need to

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Building the Perfect Backyard Treehouse

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Treehouses are a backyard staple. They’re the perfect place for children to hide away, imagine, and play. Plus, they aren’t just for kids. Adult-oriented treehouses can provide a haven for reading, meditating, or simply enjoying some peaceful quiet among the branches. Treehouses provide unique experiences and memories for everyone. Is one of your trees asking

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An emerald ash borer on a leaf, a pest that will harm your trees

These Pests will Harm Your Trees

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Just as trees make our houses with the lumber they provide; they also provide homes to countless creatures. Birds, small mammals, and bugs all enjoy the lovely shelter of broad canopy. However, some of those insects are harmful pests who enjoy your tree a little too much. An infestation of these residents can damage your favorite

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The Cost of Not Caring for Your Trees

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The phrase “strong as an oak” gives us the impression that trees are powerful plants, and they are. They can live for centuries, support a treehouse, and endure harsh weather, but it’s also true that even “mighty oaks fall.” In fact, like any plant on your property, your trees need regular and consistent care. There

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Definitions Matter: The Differences Between an Arborist and Landscaper

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Landscaper and arborist can sometimes be conflated. They work in a similar field: the maintenance of a property’s outdoor greenery and plant life. They both keep those plants lush, healthy, and beautiful. However, they differ in their specialties and the type of services they offer. No home or property can just have a landscaper or

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5 Fastest Growing Trees and Why We Love Them

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Spring is the best time to plant trees, right as the ground thaws. During the winter, you should consider and plan what trees you want to plant and where. Trees, of course, can be a great long term investment for beautifying your property. With proper care, they will live for decades and even centuries. However, they can

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House with evergreens in winter landscape

Keeping Your Evergreens Green This Winter

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At this point of the year, we’re all used to the same winter sight: lush evergreen trees against snowy backdrops. Evergreens are known precisely for staying green all year, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need care in Winter. If they don’t receive the proper attention, they could soon wilt, brown, and not see the next Spring.

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