Here you can find helpful articles about your garden and general tips on tree maitenance.
When trees grow close to buildings, they can create ongoing maintenance and structural concerns that benefit from early assessment.
Cars and leaves coated in sticky residue are often affected by honeydew from insects feeding in the canopy, rather than sap leaks.
Overextended branches carry hidden stress that strong winds expose, leading to sudden limb failure even when trees appear healthy.
Heatwave damage in trees often appears weeks later, with leaf drop, thinning canopies, and dieback caused by hidden internal stress.
Leaf curl in trees can signal heat stress, moisture imbalance, pests, or soil issues. Curling leaves often reveal early pressure on tree health.
Fungal cankers form when tree wounds allow disease to enter, disrupting nutrient flow and causing branch decline and long-term structural weakening.
A dense tree canopy traps moisture and restricts airflow, creating ideal conditions for fungal growth that weakens foliage and spreads through the canopy.
Worried about a tree leaning after a storm? Our arborists assess storm-damaged trees, explain risks, and provide safe options for your property.
New tree not growing or wilting after planting? Spot common problems in recently planted trees and steps that support early recovery.
Branch dieback starts at the tips and signals deeper stress. Spot early signs and see what helps restore canopy health.
Soil compaction limits air and water in the root zone. Spot stress signs and learn how to support healthier growth underground.
Sudden leaf drop can be normal or a warning. Spot patterns tied to heat, drought, root stress or disease, and know when a tree needs assessment.