Dormant Tree Pruning | Professional Tree Service Information
"Rennovative Pruning" is the art of bringing shrubs and trees back into scale with the rest of the landscape. Most shrubs benefit from a rejuvenation every few years, and the timing of tree pruning and tree thinning critical. Evergreens and most foundation plants, whose main purpose is foliage, can be severely reduced in scale during late winter, January-February. Once they are brought back to their original size, they will leaf back out as spring arrives. A healthy dose of fertilizer will help in this process.
There are tree pruning and tree thinning techniques to shaping the shrubs or trees in order to achieve the desired look that you want in the spring, and remember, timing is everything. You do not want to wait too late in the year to perform this tree pruning and tree trimming. Pruning during the dormant season, late winter, gives these broadleaf evergreens the best chance of setting new leaf buds in the spring.
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Natures Tree Removal | Professional Tree Service Information
Atlanta Trees are a wondrous part of nature. They provide shade, add aesthetic qualities to communities, help clean the air that we breathe, and provide a natural habitat for wildlife. In other words a tree is awesome, except of course when they attack!
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Is the Grass Greener on the Other Side?
It is summer time in Cumming and Atlanta! A time where everyone's grass is lush, green....and wait! What about your grass? You look over at your neighbors beautiful yard and you don't understand what is going on with your property. Trees in Cumming and Atlanta are also in full bloom right now with huge canopy's providing shade and a cool atmosphere during these scorching hot Cumming and Atlanta days. Maybe you have too many trees providing too much shade? This is especially true of side yards and backyards and can actually wreak havoc on your Cumming/Atlanta lawn and you may need tree removal!
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Are You Looking For Buds In All The Wrong Places?
Right now our deciduous trees in Atlanta, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, and Cumming are starting to leaf out and one of easiest ways to get an indication of their vitality is to visually look for die back or decline in their foliage. This means to look for limbs or sections of a tree that don't have leaves. Dieback is defined as a condition in which the ends of the branches are dying. These sections are generally located at the limb tips, but can also be entire limbs or sections of the tree where there are no leaves. For example, when you look at your trees this spring and see that the buds are starting to leaf out with the warm weather, you may see an entire section or a large limb that is not leafing out like the rest of the tree...
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Will your trees be growing green this spring?
There's mention everywhere these days about going green in Atlanta. Many businesses and people are contributing in different ways. From billions being invested in new, more environmentally friendly technologies; to everyday people finding better ways to make their everyday lives more eco-friendly. One thing we can do to contribute is to protect and preserve our Atlanta trees. Many of us our blessed to have properties were there is ample room for trees to grow and thrive.
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