Many homeowners used some of their forced “home time” during the pandemic to beautify their yards. It was a great idea! And it’s not too late to do this yourself, if you’d still like to take on this type of project. Lots of people who...
Short Answer: Late Fall, Winter, or Very Early Spring The smartest time to work on your trees is when they are in their dormant stage, meaning they aren’t actively growing, producing fruit, or maintaining leaves. In the late fall and winter, most trees go into...
The short answer is: yes. While mature trees have enough root spread and depth of growth to survive droughts and dry seasons, they could sometimes still use your assistance. If it has not rained for a month or more, even your oldest trees could be...
While trees do grow and flourish in the forest without the help of routine trimming, the trees that contribute to the beauty of your property’s landscape do not. Regular tree trimming is essential for the health of the tree as well as its beauty. It...
Fungi that grow on and around trees can affect overall tree health and can even cause trees to die or weaken to the point of threatening their survival and causing them to become a danger. While often viewed by homeowners as harmless, tree fungi can...
In Cincinnati, spring is a time of renewal for everything, including our yards and our trees. Homeowners are so happy when the leaves become green and the yard starts looking fresh and lush again. Here are some springtime tips to properly care for and ensure...
