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Expansion Plan in the Works? Get Arborist Consulting to Ensure the Landscape Is Ready to Impress It may have always been the plan to build more apartments once enough money was made. But, when you are ready to get this project underway, it can be a little overwhelming. This is why you should rely on […]
Aurora Tree Care Tips: Six Signs of ALB Tree Infestation The Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) is between 2 and 4 centimeters in length, and has a jet-black body with white spots. They have very long antennae with bands of black and white. This exotic looking beetle is responsible for infesting and killing thousands of trees,
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Richmond Hill Tree Care: How to Safely Remove Poison Ivy from Your Trees Competition for resources is normal in nature. Trees compete with each other for sunlight, while grass competes with trees for soil moisture and minerals. However, tree vines engage in a kind of cut-throat competition with trees for sunlight, moisture, and minerals. Thick
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Worried About Root Damage? Get a Tree Preservation Report On an Annual Basis Managing a rental home is not so difficult because you only have to worry about a single tenant. But, an entire apartment complex can have so many people coming and going all throughout the day. It is only natural for the landscape
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Estate Tree Care Experts Ask: Are You Over Watering Your Trees? All plants including trees require water. But care must be exercised not to give your trees too much of a good thing. The roots of trees take in oxygen within the soil. Excessive watering saturates the soil, displaces its oxygen, and causes the roots
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When Is Tree Cutting Necessary? Cutting down a mature tree isn\’t an easy decision because they don\’t grow overnight. Depending on their growth rate, they can take from 10 to 30 years to reach their full size. Cutting one down means losing its summer shade, fall colors, and perhaps an emotional connection to its simply
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York Region Arborist Offers Four Suggestions on Preventing Woodpecker Tree Damage Woodpeckers peck on trees to either feed on insects within, claim territory, or to excavate a hole for nesting. The damage created, especially when nesting is not only unsightly but provides avenues for pathogens to infect the tree. Here are four suggestions for preventing
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Newmarket Tree Care Arborist Discusses Energy Conserving Tree Placement Trees are natural air conditioners in the summer. Their leaves provide much-needed shade on a hot day, and cool the surrounding air through moisture evaporation. In the winter, they block cold winds and reduce wind chill. Through their proper placement on your property, both of these
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Tree Pruning: Not As Simple As You Think That tree out your window looks a bit shaggy. Maybe there is a low-hanging branch obstructing your ability to enjoy your yard or get your car in the driveway. There could even be safety concerns with a tree growing near your home. Regardless of the reason, you
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Tree Preservation Reports: Property Owners\’ Best Chance of a Worry-Free Winter Summers in Georgina, Aurora, Richmond Hill and Newmarket are extremely pleasant but they also signal one thing. Fall and winter can’t be far behind and with those two seasons comes the potential for an increase in landscape damage. Insect and disease related problems are
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Toll Free: (866) 478-2301
Email: info@advancedtreecare.ca
