Getting my tree back to life

Do you have a really beautiful old tree in your yard? Is it looking sick? Learn more about nursing a sick tree back to health.

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Getting my tree back to life

I have a really beautiful old olive tree in my backyard. I love sitting under it on warm summer night. Unfortunately, the tree got a bit of a knock from the truck that brought in our swimming pool this summer, and it has been looking quite sick ever since and hasn't had any olives yet this year. I am very attached to the tree, so I have got a guy from the tree service company making weekly visits to give it extra fertilising and trimming to try to promote growth. This blog is all about nursing a sick old tree back to health with help from a tree service company.

What to Think Through Before Embarking on Your Land Clearing for Residential Building Site Preparation

22 February 2018
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Land clearing can generally be described as the removal of trees, tree stumps, shrubs and other types of vegetation from a parcel of land with the aim of utilising the land. For the most part, preparing vacant land for residential development requires land clearing service. To ensure land clearing service is effectively carried out, residential land owners must carefully plan for it.  Here are a number of key aspects to consider before allowing a contractor to commence land clearing. Read More …

Why You Should Have Your Trees Inspected Before Winter

20 October 2017
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While winter is a time of fun and relaxed holidays, it's also a period that is very dangerous for trees. Winter brings with it high winds and heavy snow that can put pressure on already stressed trees. As the weather begins to change outside, are your trees healthy enough to survive the season? Here are a few reasons you should have a residential tree service inspect your trees before the season begins. Read More …

Sap-Suckers on the Loose! Why Your Tree Is Leaking Sticky Sap

30 May 2017
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If your otherwise healthy tree has recently begun to leak sap, you may have an aphid problem. Also referred to as greenfly, ant cow, or plant louse, there are approximately 4000 species of aphid worldwide. You can usually find these sap-sucking pests on plants and trees in low to moderate numbers. However, they sometimes congregate in large numbers, causing sap and dead leaves to rain down on the ground below. Read More …

Maintaining Your Privately-Owned Trees: Why You Need A Good Arbourist

16 November 2016
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Trees can accentuate the natural beauty of any landscape, be it residential or commercial. But to keep them looking healthy and radiant, they need to be well-cared for. On a large scale, tree management involves the management of trees growing in forest plantations, along the streets, in public parks and any other green public places. On a much smaller scale, however, it entails caring for privately-owned trees, including the trees in your own yard. Read More …

3 Species Of Tree That Are Poisonous To Horses

30 October 2016
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If your horses graze or exercise in a field with trees, you should establish the species of trees in the field as some trees are poisonous to horses. Here's an overview of three species of tree that are toxic to horses and your options for having dangerous trees removed: Yew Both the leaves and berries of the yew tree are poisonous to horses. It contains the alkaloid taxine, which causes cardiac arrest, and ingesting even a small amount of the foliage can be lethal. Read More …