Cincinnati Tree Services & Landscaping Blog - Page 13

The Five Most Popular Christmas Trees

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Tree service companies in Cincinnati tend not to deal with Christmas trees – we figure you have that handled yourself – but of course we pay attention to these trees. They are trees, after all. Which trees tend to be the most popular for families...

How is the Cincinnati Art Museum Becoming Greener?

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In 2016, Cincinnati Art Museum launched a campaign called “A New View,” to update and beautify its entrance and wooded surroundings. In September of 2021, the museum released visual renders of its new plans. The Cincinnati Enquirer revealed some of these computer-assisted images the day...

Will Kentucky Lose a Ton of Trees?

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In the city of Lexington, the power company is trying to remove many trees that endanger their power lines. Kentucky Utilities (called KU by many) has undertaken a project in which they will clear-cut trees across the city. Lexington city council members are meeting with...

The Ten Tallest Trees in the World

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We are lucky to have some tall trees here in Cincinnati. Not every tree company in the US gets to deal with the lush, well-hydrated forests of Hamilton County. It got us to thinking, though: what are the tallest of the tall? Which trees are...

Cincinnati Oak Trees Need Our Help

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We may think of oak trees as stalwart survivors. The name “oak” may sound synonymous with hardiness, strength, and resilience. A recent study by the Cincinnati Nature Center has revealed that the trusty oak may have more difficulty surviving in Cincinnati than we had previously...

Keeping Invasive Trees Out of Ohio

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Invasive species of all kinds can wreak havoc on local ecosystems. Whether the invaders are plants or animals, they can throw nature’s delicate balance out of whack, disturbing the food chain, blocking light or resources from reaching and nourishing native species, allowing regionally occurring pests...

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