5 Reasons Tree Trimming Should Be on Your Holiday To-Do List

House with Christmas lights

As the holidays approach, you are probably thinking about how you’ll decorate your front lawn or considering ways to winterize your home for colder temperatures. One item you shouldn’t skip on your to-do list is scheduling pre-holiday tree trimming. This service can help prep your home for winter, reduce the risk of damage, and improve […]

Your Guide for Preparing to Have a Tree Removed This Fall

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Whether it’s due to old age or storm damage, it’s important to know how to prepare your home and lawn for tree removal services. By following this guide, you can ensure that your property and everyone on it will be safe and that the entire process will go smoothly. Retrieve Permits Depending on the neighborhood […]

Summer Tree Trimming Takes Careful Monitoring of Wind and Heat

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Getting your trees checked out once the leaves have sprouted is an ideal way to make sure that any dead or dying branches get removed. Because a fully leafed-out tree will face more wind impact, it’s important to work with a skilled professional who has the know-how and the tools to safely trim trees in […]

4 Ways That Tree Removal Improves the Look of Your Lawn

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Spring is a time of renewal. New blooms appear in your yard, and the weather changes. This gives you the perfect excuse to head outside and spend time with loved ones. You may not enjoy yourself as much, though, if you’re among unappealing trees that you need to remove. Take a look at these reasons […]

6 Tips for Trimming Your Outdoor Christmas Tree

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A new Christmas tree is probably the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the holidays. A properly cared-for outdoor Christmas tree should stay healthy and keep its traditional shape. Control the size of the tree and the density of the foliage by trimming your outdoor Christmas tree. 1. Christmas Tree Shaping […]

Are Your Trees Ready for Winter this Fall?

Even as they shed their leaves and seeds in the fall, your trees are going through a significant internal transformation that prepares them for winter. It’s the perfect time for pruning, planting and transplanting because the environment is generally stable and friendly. This gives the trees just enough time to settle without producing a lot […]

4 Tips to Promote Tree Growth and Fruit Production During the Summer

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Summer is a time when many people go outside to enjoy the warm weather. However, it is also a time when the trees are most vulnerable. The warm sun and dry air can cause trees to wither and produce less fruit. With care, many trees can survive the summer and produce fruit again. 1. Plant […]

8 Benefits of Removing Stumps in Early Spring

Stump of old birch tree on the lawn in the garden

The best time of year to remove tree stumps is early spring. The ideal weather will allow the wood left after removing the stump to dry well and rot away, preventing unwanted insect or animal issues like termites or carpenter ants from forming in your soil. Removing tree stumps is an important part of maintaining […]

Why Remove a Living Tree?

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When many people think of tree removal, dead trees come to mind. Rarely does anyone consider that living trees sometimes must be removed. There are five reasons that tree care experts remove living trees. 1. You May Need to Save Other Trees Sometimes, live trees can develop diseases, and these diseases can potentially compromise surrounding […]

What Sort of Damage Can Winter Do to Missouri Trees?

Broken tree trunk and branches after a freezing rain.

It’s true that in the wild trees can endure decades and even centuries of Missouri’s often cold winters. Still, the trees on your property have an advantage — they have you to take care of them! The following are some types of weather systems that can arrive in Missouri during the winter, the damage they […]