Tree Care Resources For South Florida
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In this article, we’ll share some tips on how to prepare your outdoor plants and trees survive during those chilly winter nights for South Florida.
Read MoreLiving in South Florida year-round means that you can schedule your tree work at any time, depending on what your landscape needs when, but what about when you are one of the part-time residents of Florida? In this article, we’ll cover what South Florida’s part-time residents should ensure is done for their trees when they…
Read MoreArborists have all the skills and experience that will properly help you with taking care of your trees. Contact an arborist to any problems you want to deal with your trees or even just maintaining them at tip top shape & health.
Read MoreAlthough winter weather in South Florida is generally mild, the cooler temperatures have a noticeable effect on trees, shrubs, and landscape plants. Learn what to do, what to avoid, and what to look for to keep your plants healthy through the winter.
Read MoreSpot the signs of underwatering or overwatering trees to help them grow healthier.
Read MoreDo you know that you might NOT have the right to remove a tree from your property? That’s just one of the tree care services that is governed by South Florida’s HOA laws and regulations. Make sure you understand the requirements within your HOA before doing anything related to trees on your property (or even near it).
Read MorePalms aren’t trees and aren’t handled the same way. Learn how to properly select, site, transport, plant, and care for a new palm tree so it will thrive in your South Florida garden.
Read MoreConstruction and major landscaping damage can leave trees stressed and broken, making them vulnerable to pests and diseases. Learn how construction can damage your trees so you’ll know what to avoid and how to protect valuable trees on your property.
Read MoreDo your trees have brown or dying leaves on one half but the other half looks fine? In South Florida, it’s probably due to salt burn from wind-blown sea spray, especially if your trees are near the ocean. Learn how to identify, prevent, and treat salt spray damage to your trees.
Read MoreMost people choose to get rid of tree stumps to avoid attracting pests, prevent the spread of plant diseases, stop tree regrowth, and remove tripping hazards. If you decide to remove a tree stump on your property, here are your options – including the best and safest method to do it properly.
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