by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | Nov 25, 2019 | Tree Care
If your yard is starting to look like the forest floor covered in leaves, do not rake them up, bag them, and set them out for the garbage people. Instead, leave them on the ground or mulch them using your lawnmower. There are many benefits to your lawn and the...
by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | Sep 28, 2019 | Tree Care
Fall is the most crucial period for trees to rejuvenate roots and prepare for the coldest time of the year. With the onset of winter, trees start fabricating a strong network of roots to adapt to the extremities of weather. Fall tree fertilization stimulates root...
by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | Aug 21, 2019 | Tree Care
When a tree is affected by certain external elements, it can become a serious hazard to your property, family, and home. Most often, your tree will send distress signals before toppling over or breaking apart. Below are some of the most common tree hazards to look out...
by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | Jul 23, 2019 | Tree Care
Lightning is very unpredictable; it can strike the most unanticipated places and cause the most unexpected damage. Trees tend to be regular lightning victims due to their height. Understanding how lightning strikes and how to protect your trees can help keep your...
by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | Jun 20, 2019 | Tree Care
Mature trees are a valuable asset to any landscape as they take years to establish and become beautiful elements that provide shade and year-round benefit to wildlife. It’s important to keep your trees healthy to invest in the long-term look of your landscape. Follow...
by David Mauk, ISA Certified Arborist TX-4214A | May 22, 2019 | Tree Care
While most standard storms do not cause problems to trees, heavy storms can wreak havoc to not only your trees, but also your property. Below are some of the impacts caused by storm events and ways you can respond to a storm. Damaged Limbs and Branches: Damaged limbs...
