Learn About the Process of Cutting Down Trees

When you hire tree cutting services to come cut down a tree in your yard, there is a process that the contractors will follow. Each tree service may do some things slightly differently, but the same basic steps are going to be followed across the board.  Check for Safety The tree service is going to check for all the safety variables that can affect the tree coming down. That means they are going to look to see any of the branches are close to power lines, structures, or anything similar. [Read More]

Tips To Transform Your Yard Into Fall

Just because fall is here does not mean you cannot still enjoy your landscaping. There are many ways you can transform your yard from summer into fall. Keep reading so you can enjoy your beautiful yard once you are finished. Plant Flowers There are some flowers that do very well in the cooler months. Chrysanthemums, or mums, are the first up as you will see these types of flowers everywhere. The best place to buy mums, however, is from a garden center. [Read More]

How to Prepare Landscape Trees When Building a Home Addition

Building an addition onto your home can be exciting, but it can also pose a danger to the trees in your yard that are located near the construction site. Planning ahead can help minimize possible damages. How Close Is the Tree to the Addition? Any trees that will be within 15 to 25 feet of the addition are best removed. If the installation of the new foundation doesn't cause deadly damage to the existing roots, in the future the roots may grow and cause damage to the addition's foundation. [Read More]

Mulching Information For Commercial Landscapes

Landscaping around your business is important since the landscaping is one of the first things customers see. Creating an inviting landscape requires more than simply trimming the grass, pruning shrubs, and putting in a few flowers, you also need to make sure the various beds and islands are maintained and attractive. Mulch can help. Benefits Bare spots around flowers, shrubs, or trees are a magnet for weeds. The bare ground also seems to invite other issues, like trash and cigarette butts. [Read More]