Pruning before bud break can be a great time to wrangle an untamed tree. It is easier to spot deadwood in the canopy and there is also less mess to clean up once everything is on the ground because there are no leaves.
Disease pressure is also low with the cold temperatures. So visibility, ease of clean up and low disease make for a great time to prune. In the pic below we prune a japanese maple tree in Rocky Hill near
Here we take a look at how taking care of trees when they are young can help both you and the tree too! One of the best things any tree owner can do is take care of their trees when they are young! By performing periodic routine maintenance we can help set your trees…
We received a call from a very nice homeowner in Avon. She takes excellent care of her grounds as you can see in the pics. We removed the deadwood from three trees in her front yard and were careful with her flowers shrubs and other plants. When we leave a property it is always as…
In short, no. Often times tree work can present unseen challenges that can throw ill equipped unlicensed companies for a loop. Arborists are not landscapers, landscapers are not arborists. You would not ask a plumber to wire your electric panel. People think they can do a lot of things. Safely taking down a tree that…
Here we are at a clients home in Glastonbury, CT removing a damaged tree. We also pruned hangers out of a few trees and dropped a couple dead trees that were right over where the kids play for safety. Our client was delighted when we said we could move our chipper into the back yard…
What a great before and after pic! Back by popular demmand on facebook here is another prime example of what a little t.l.c. can do for a japanese maple tree. By the way our new client in Rocky Hill was very happy!
Hi everybody, Arbor Al(tm) here. This post showcases a Japanese maple tree that I had the pleasure of pruning just the other day. Can you believe that these pics were taken in February? There you have it; the tree is in great shape and is set for success! When the tree leafs out in…