Cincinnati Tree Services & Landscaping Blog

Why Regular Tree Trimming in Cincinnati Is Essential for Your Property

Deadwood Removal & Tree Trimming

The Importance of Routine Tree Care Trees grow continuously, but that growth isn’t always balanced or beneficial, especially when considering the impact that tree can have on its surroundings: your yard, home, and neighborhood. Without routine care, branches can extend too far, compete with each...

When to Consider Tree Removal in Cincinnati (and When You Don’t Need To)

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Signs That a Tree May Need to be Removed Not every tree problem requires removal, but some situations leave little room for debate. If a tree is leaning significantly, has visible decay, or has suffered bad damage from a storm, it may be time to...

How Can I Tell If My Tree Is Dead (Or Dying)?

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When we think of dead trees, we usually think of the classic look of bare branches in the summertime, huge holes or splits in the trunk, large limbs breaking off and falling to the ground. And yes, that’s what a dead tree will look like,...

My Leafy Tree Kept Its Leaves Through the Winter: Should I Worry?

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Generally speaking, trees belong to either the deciduous or evergreen categories: either they grow and lose their leaves on an annual cycle that sees buds in the spring, lush green growth in the summer, beautiful foliage hues in the autumn and bare branches in the...

Risks to Your Trees from Invasive Species: What You Need to Know

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In recent years, people have become more aware of the dangers to local plant and animal species from invasive species. These species of animals, insects, plants, and even trees have been introduced to local areas and, for a variety of reasons, can pose a threat...

Tree Removal Horror Stories (and How to Avoid Them)

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If you own a home with trees in the yard for long enough, eventually you’ll need to have a tree removed (sadly, they don’t live forever). For whatever reason that you’ve decided your tree needs to go — maybe it’s too old, too big, losing...

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