When a tree begins to decline, many homeowners assume the problem is caused by insects, disease, or lack of water. However, one of the most common causes of poor tree health is something you can't easily see, compacted soil.
Many homeowners believe spring is the only good time to plant a tree. While spring and fall are often considered ideal seasons, summer can also be a good time to add certain trees to your landscape when they're given the proper care.
When most people think about tree care, they picture someone climbing a tree with a chainsaw. While that's certainly part of the job, professional arboriculture involves much more than trimming or removing branches.
Summer is a great time to enjoy the shade and beauty of healthy trees, but it can also be one of the most challenging seasons for them. High temperatures, dry weather, and inconsistent rainfall can place extra stress on trees
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