Trees can transform a property, offering shade, decoration, and privacy. Planting trees that are native to the area can also improve soil condition and encourage wildlife species, such as birds and butterflies, into your garden. Like every plant, trees need maintenance, but how much will depend on the species. For example, the Japanese lilac tree produces a beautifully fragranced flower in early spring and requires very little pruning. The native Black Ash, however, needs pruning on a regular basis. ​

All nature lovers hold a special place in their hearts for trees and Waterloo residents are no different, they love nature and the outdoors! Even though there is affection and love for all trees, the trees that are standing in our own yards have a special place in our hearts. It’s one of the hallmarks of what makes a house a home, so we want our trees standing tall and strong for generations to come. But trees can encounter problems

While a difficult decision for many, tree removal from your backyard or property is always the better option compared to the alternative. Try thinking of a tree that needs removal as you would a stock that’s declining: the last thing you want is to invest money in a declining tree. Looking at the big picture is what you need to do in such a situation, meaning you should think a few years in advance and determine what such a time

When it comes to what is necessary for a safe tree removal, as well as the actual tree removal process itself, most homeowners actually know very little. During a tree removal procedure, there is an infinite number of variables that come into play, just as there are a number of different reasons for having to remove a tree in the first place. There are countless methods of getting rid of a tree that require various techniques and equipment, so read

Winter is a beautiful time of year and I enjoy the downtime it provides me to spend time with family and friends. I get a lot of questions regarding best practices when it comes to dealing with ice and snow build-up on trees and shrubs during winter months. I hope I can cover all your questions but if there is something I missed please comment below and I can follow up! "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of