3 Potential Tree Disease That Target Cherry Trees
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3 November 2015
Cherry refers to a genus of hundreds of types of trees that all share a fondness for cooler climates. They feature shiny dark bark with large horizontal slits that allow for the natural ventilation of the tree's wood. The ornamental leaves make cherry trees a prime decorative tree.
Keep your cherry tree looking beautiful by learning some of the common tree diseases that target cherry trees – and what you or a tree services company can to prevent further damage.
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A Guide To Pruning Weeping Willow Trees
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27 October 2015
Weeping willow trees are known for their long, exotic tendrils that dance in the breeze and provide a canopy of shade in the summer. In order to keep these trees looking beautiful, it is essential that you give them the proper care. Willows are fairly low-maintenance, but regular pruning is recommended. Here's a look at why pruning is so important, and how to go about it in both younger and established trees.
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I See The Light: Protecting Your Garden And Home After Removing A Tree
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27 October 2015
If you have to remove a tree in your yard because it's so diseased or damaged that it can't be saved, schedule a time to walk through your yard and the part of your home next to the yard. You need to identify all the potential ways in which removing that tree -- and thus letting more sunlight hit that part of your home and yard -- will affect your property.
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3 Big Clues There's A Problem With Your Tree
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26 October 2015
It's never a good feeling to realize that you might have to drastically trim a tree or even remove it entirely. The thing is, how do you know for sure that you are truly at that point? You can contact a tree expert right away, but until one arrives, there are some things that you can look at for yourself to determine whether you're facing a potential issue.
Sections of the Tree Are Bare
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