It’s Friday! I had to check my phone to see what day it was so thought maybe you’d like an update as well. Speaking of updates. . .I have a blooming one for you!
NEWS & BLOGS
Springtime has arrived and now is a great time to spruce up your landscape. We’re here to help with your next yard project! Our Certified Arborists are happy to conduct a free tree & plant consultation onsite or through video chat.
🍀Happy St. Patrick's Day!🍀
Stump grinding is something we are asked a lot of questions about! Whether you previously had a tree removed and just a stump left or looking to have a tree and stump removed, we can help you through the tree removal and stump grinding process. Depending on access to the tree stump we typically use a stump grinder to remove tree stumps. An excavator may be needed if access to the tree stump is limited. When you speak to your areas arborist representative they will go over what piece of equipment will be best for the job. Stump grinding pricing will vary depending on stump size and what equipment is used,
Buyer beware: The prices for tree removal quoted by your local mom-and-pop tree service may not include the cost of stump grinding or stump removal. Stump grinding is typically factored at $2.5–$3 per inch but may be less expensive if the stump is rotting and easier to grind.
This spring, be the envy of your neighborhood by keeping your yard looking beautiful! Now is the best time to get your yard in shape before spring arrives. Check out 4 easy steps to transition your landscape from winter to spring.
4 Ways To Transition Your Landscape From Winter To Spring
- Time to apply new mulch
- Examine overall landscape health
- Routinely prune and trim trees
- Schedule your spring deep root fertilization
Please stay safe, alert, and prepared as North Carolina experiences severe weather. According to weather.gov A severe thunderstorm is "by definition is a thunderstorm that produces one inch hail or larger in diameter and/or winds equal or exceed 58 miles an hour."
Crape myrtle is a popular tree found across the Carolinas. If you have crape myrtles in your yard, there's a new insect pest that could be altering the overall health of your trees. The insect pest is known as crape myrtle bark scale and infestations are on the rise. Our Certified Arborists have already spotted this scale throughout neighborhoods in Concord, Charlotte, and Lake Norman NC. Keep on the lookout, below are signs of how this bark scale is showing up in crape myrtles!
We hope you had a wonderful New Year's Day! The start of a new year brings a great opportunity to examine your yard's tree and plant goals. See what made our list of the top 5 goals to tackle this winter, listed below! We wish you a blossoming 2020 full of trees and plants that are always #YardGoals worthy.
