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Preparing Your Trees For Colder Weather
Despite the fact that trees are mostly dormant during winter, they're not shielded from the elements like a resting creature that hibernates in an enclosed spot. Trees often experience the entirety of the crude power of the cold season. Frigid conditions can be unpleasant on trees, particularly on more…
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Factors To Consider When Looking For An Arborist
Picking the ideal organization to manage your tree care needs can be troublesome and frustrating. There are many companies that advertise to do such work, but not all of them are the same. It is important that when deciding on a tree care company, that you pick one that is adequate. What things would…
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What To Do If Your Tree Is Shedding Bark?
Are your trees shedding bark? It is quite normal for a tree to moderately shed bark, especially for species such as silver maple or birch. Bark falling off tree can be part of a tree’s natural growth cycle, as the outer layers are replaced by new, healthy bark underneath. Trees like oak, pine, maple,…
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Managing Surface Roots
Yards with large trees are often disrupted by surface roots, which can make law maintenance difficult and can crack sidewalks. More than anything, they are just not appealing to the eye and are a potentially dangerous tripping risk to passers-by. What to do? Here are a few great suggestions on managing…
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Our Company Was Featured at CBC News for Tree Related News
There is a good piece of news for arborists as well as clients of Tree Doctors. It’s important to know that the tree care company of their choice has been recently featured at CBC news for tree related news in Toronto. Below, you’ll be able to find the more detailed information about this piece of news. The…
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How Do Trees Survive in Winter?
How trees survive freezing temperatures (with practical notes on winter pruning). Tree biology, winter tree care, frost damage, cold hardiness, and seasonal pruning explained Trees are made up of nearly 50% water. So in the dead of winter — when temperatures drop deep below freezing — a logical question…
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