Heavy, wet snows, wind, ice and rain … that’s winter. A careful inspection of the trees and shrubs on your property can help ensure that any damage they have sustained will not cause problems later.
Trees with certain structural problems are more likely to fail, even under normal weather conditions.
During winter, trees should be inspected for structural problems that increase the likelihood that branches will break or the entire tree will fall.
When should a potentially hazardous tree be felled? Many factors influence the decision.
For fast growing trees and those close to structures or sidewalks, tree growth regulators are a great option for managing growth.
Desert species like Mesquite, Acacia and Palo Verde grow rapidly in irrigated landscapes, sometimes interfering with structures and sidewalks. Tree growth regulators can help moderate growth.
Identifying trees can be a tricky endeavor, but some apps are available on your smartphone or mobile device to help.
Tree inventories give detailed information on a property’s plant population including plant quantities, location, condition, size and maintenance requirements.
Autumn is a great time to plant trees and shrubs. The cooler air temperatures and rain encourage strong root growth. When planting, proper technique is very important.
When should a potentially hazardous tree be removed? Many factors influence the decision.