Monthly Archives: July 2019

Are you interested in tree care in Perrysburg OH? Then keep on reading, bud! This blog is going to go over the best time to prune your trees. For those less familiar with the subject, pruning is another word for … Continue reading →

Pruning your trees is determined by the season when they bloom on new or old growth. Needle-bearing trees and shrubs: plants that have evergreen foliage like yew are pruned well in early spring, while they are still dormant. Read below … Continue reading →

If you’re like us, you have several deciduous trees on your property. You don’t have to be an expert in tree care from Roseville CA to know that a deciduous tree is one that has leaves that fall in the … Continue reading →

If you’re a homeowner with a fair amount of trees, you probably have heard that trees require a little bit of TLC here and there. It’s true: trees need a lot to stay balanced and healthy. Before heading outdoors and … Continue reading →

One of the best ways to keep shrubs and trees attractive and healthy is by pruning. But when is the best time to prune? We are going to help you answer this question for a wide selection of garden trees … Continue reading →

Crabgrass gets it name from the leaves, which form a tight, crab-like circle. This annual weed tends to appear in weak or bare areas of a lawn. Both over- and under-watering favor its growth, as does consistently mowing the lawn … Continue reading →

As a general rule of thumb, push lawn mowers are only recommended for those with yards that are half an acre or less. Any bigger than this and you’ll likely have trouble mustering up the energy to mow the whole … Continue reading →

Lawn mowers are relatively straightforward machines. They have wheels, allowing you to navigate around your yard, cutting the grass as you go for a nice, even result. While their design may vary, the majority of products sold today are rotary … Continue reading →

Old, rotting, tree stumps can become a breeding ground for pests and fungus. They also pose a tripping hazard, especially for children. If a stump is low enough that the grass partially hides it after a growth spurt, it can … Continue reading →

The short answer is no, not really. Chemical stump removers contain substances such as potassium nitrate (also known as saltpeter) or sulfiting agents (sulfuric acid derivatives) which are intended to accelerate the decomposition process. While this may cause the wood … Continue reading →