Tree Service, Tree Care & Tree Removal Blog

The right timing and tools can make a huge difference.Source: How to Weed Your Garden the Right Way | Better Homes & Gardens

You may have already noticed brown leaves over the last few weeks, as drought - despite recent rain - may cause some trees to skip color altogether.Source: Drought hurting New England foliage. What leaf peepers need to know. | The Patriot Ledger

We asked experts what to expect during the upcoming leaf-peeping season given the dry, hot summer, and it turns out not all hope is lost. A couple of cold snaps at the right time could turn things around and keep tourists — and the tourism industry — happy.Source:...

Some trees are 1,000 years old, and foresters hope their ancient genetic legacy will pass into the forests through saplings grown from acornsSource: Genetic Lineage of Thousand-Year-Old Oak Trees Seed an Experimental ‘Super Forest’ | Good News Network

“Crew 3 came to my home today and did an amazing job!!! Spoke to Jared and he gave me some knowledge about my trees. Great team and great service! They also were very quick and efficient! You can tell they care about their customers….I will definitely be using them...

New study shows that ancient trees sustain the entire forest’s ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment.Source: Ancient Trees Have Incredible Lifespans That Also Help Keep The Surrounding Forests Alive

“Group 3 is amazing! They weren't even hired for my house and I had a huge tree limb in my driveway and no way of cutting it down for the yard waste pick up. I asked for help and they put it in their woodchipper! Thank you Group Three!!"” – Bessie, via Facebook Happy...

Storms, like sorrows, come not single spies these days, but in battalions. Or at least, that was my impression from listening to the news. So between the exit of Dudley and the entrance of Eunice I hurried out to check on some vulnerable old trees.Source: Country...

In his new book, Tony Hall, who has maintained Kew’s world-renowned arboretum for more than 20 years, reveals the stories behind some of the country’s most loved and unusual treesSource: From ancient oaks to walking yews: the story of Britain’s great trees, forests...

Redwood trees have two types of leaves, one to make food and the other to absorb water, found a new study. It's the first study to estimate whole-crown water absorption in a large, mature tree. The findings can help scientists monitor redwoods' adaptability amid a...

Turn kids into tree detectives—and tree protectors—with these fun activities.Source: 10 secrets to identifying trees | National Geographic

Fantastic job by crew 3 - very efficient, professional, and great workmanship. Highly recommend! Michelle B., via Facebook Thanks, Michelle!

Wildfires are detrimental to our planet, the NPS is using new tools to stop the blaze before it even starts.Source: How The National Park Service Is Working To Prevent Wildfires | Discover Magazine

From watering schedules to the perfect environment, here’s how to care for houseplants so they thriveSource: How to care for houseplants | Live Science

“Bogan Tree’s Crew/Team 3 just did a fabulous job pruning an unruly tree. Thanks for your professionalism, attention to detail and thorough clean up!” –Maria, via Facebook Thanks, Maria!

“Bogan Tree Crew #3 removed some trees in our yard. They were super. So professional and so good at their job! Thank you Crew #3!” – Rosemary, via Facebook

What happens to community trees when they need to be removed? Learn about how urban wood waste can be used ... beyond mulch.Source: The Cycle of Urban Wood - Arbor Day Blog

One of the first steps in the tree planting process is deciding on whether to plant ball-and-burlap (B&B) trees or trees grown in containers. Increasingly, landscapers and homeowners are opting for container-grown trees because they weigh less and are easier to...

New research reveals how you might tailor a lawn to the types of insects you want to attract for pollination or pest control.Source: Mini Yard Meadows Give Bees a Boost | Discover Magazine

Researchers found that trees and soils on the outermost edge of forests may play a greater role in fighting climate change than we thought.Source: City Trees and Soil Are Sucking More Carbon Out of the Atmosphere Than We Thought | Good News Network