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Every tree you see – whether in your backyard, lining city streets, or growing wild in the forest – relies on an internal structure to grow strong and stay healthy. Anatomy is more than just scientific jargon; it’s a key part of understanding the functions of a tree and how to care for them effectively. […]
Parts of a Tree: Why Tree Anatomy Matters for Health and Safety Read More »
Ever wondered what sets a professional arborist apart? The answer lies in expertise, experience, and a high dedication to tree care, set forth by industry recognized standards and certification. But what do these designations mean and why should they matter to you? This article looks at the different levels of arborist expertise and training, including an
What is an ISA Certification? A Guide to Top Arborists Read More »
Tree diseases pose a significant threat to tree health, weakening their structure, disrupting nutrient flow, and leading to the decline of entire tree populations. These infections can spread through various means, including insects, environmental stressors, and human activity, making early detection and prevention essential for preserving trees and maintaining healthy landscapes. Recognizing the signs –
Strategies for Preventing and Treating Tree Infections Read More »
Ontario’s trees are more than just a picturesque backdrop to the changing seasons – they’re an essential part of the province’s ecosystems. They offer shade during sweltering summer months, transform into snowy scenescapes in the winter, and provide year-round shelter and nourishment to wildlife of all shapes and sizes. Beyond their utility and beauty, trees
The Average Lifespan of a Tree: A Look at Ontario’s Native Maple, Oak, and Beech Read More »
Regular and proper tree pruning is an important part of every tree’s care. It ensures the long-term health and beauty of the trees on your property. However, pruning is also a delicate art because it means removing parts of a living tree. As a result, we’ve seen more than a few pruning mistakes. Some of
The Top 8 Pruning Mistakes We See & How to Avoid Them Read More »
Spring is the time in Ontario to work on your lawn and garden, and plant all the greenery that will turn your yard into a summer oasis. If you planted young trees during your spring gardening, you will want to ensure those saplings have the best chance at growing up to be strong and healthy
Summer Tree Care for Young and Newly Planted Trees Read More »
Every spring, homeowners with a green thumb begin the task of preparing their yards and gardens after a hard winter. With the warmer weather comes the buzz of lawn mowers, lawn trimmers, and more. While these tools have a place in every home’s shed, they also can cause damage to your precious trees. Read on
Protecting Trees from Lawn Care Equipment Damage Read More »
We’ve written about how curb appeal is important for a home’s value and how tree care is important for property managers. This time we’re discussing how tree care improves curb appeal for retail properties and why it matters for both owners and property managers. We also have some tree care tips for maximizing a business’
Improving Curb Appeal: Tree Care Tips for Retail Properties Read More »
There is an incredible amount of tree species in the entire world, with a recent study estimating over 73,000. The world’s a big place and most species occur in more temperate regions like the tropics. Here in Ontario, the major native tree species number around 85. That’s still plenty to differentiate, and some non-native species
Common Types of Ontario Trees & How to Identify Them Read More »
DIY (do-it-yourself) can be satisfying. Learning to grow your own vegetables, build a table, bake bread, or programming an app are all great skills you can do yourself. However, every DIY project takes time in developing skill and knowledge. Often, that first loaf burns, the table isn’t quite level, and a garden can take a
DIY vs. Professional Tree Removal: What’s Right for You? Read More »
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Local: (905) 478-2300
Email: info@advancedtreecare.ca
Local: (905) 478-2300
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Email: info@advancedtreecare.ca
