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4 Summer Landscaping Tips From Cincinnati Landscaping Professionals

patio in summer with chairs, lounges and a well landscaped yard

Summer is the time when people enjoy the beautiful outdoors! And when their landscaping is beautiful, they enjoy their time outdoors even more. However, a beautiful landscape does not happen without some planning and work. Our professional Cincinnati landscaper team has identified 4 summer landscaping...

How To Build A Rope Tree Swing For Summer

A little girl swinging in front of a pathway into a forest.

Build A Rope Tree Swing This Summer! For our latest blog post, we wanted to try something different and provide information on building a rope tree swing! A rope tree limb swing can provide a lot of fun for children and even for adults during...

The Emerald Ash Borer Problem in Cincinnati

emerald ash borer tree damage

Emerald Ash Borer History The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) arrived in Cincinnati in 2007. Since then, this terrible creature has killed millions of ash trees in the region. The Emerald Ash Borer was first seen in the US in Detroit in 2002, and it has...

How Tree Trimming Improves the Health and Beauty Of a Tree

Deadwood Removal & Tree Trimming

Most homeowners do know that it’s a good idea to keep their trees properly pruned, but many don’t realize how important it really is. Trees need to be trimmed regularly to help ensure the health of the tree and the safety of family members and...

Fertilizing Your Trees Can Keep Them Healthy, Avoiding Malnutrition and Disease

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Do Trees Even Need Fertilizer? You can google this question and come up with extremely different results. Some people swear that all backyard trees should get fertilizer at least once per year, while others will insist the whole concept is a scam. The truth is...

Why Proper Tree Trimming for Deadwood Removal Is So Important

Deadwood Removal & Tree Trimming

Deadwood within trees, especially mature trees, is a fairly common occurrence, and is typically caused by two different processes. First, it’s possible that the heartwood of the branch is hollowed out because of fungal colonization or pest infestation. Secondly, storms, disease, lack of sap, lack...

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