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Brief letters: Amazing trees | Fumbling in knickers | Horses for courses | Election fever | Sporty endeavours Source: Top trees from the globe’s bottom half | Trees and forests | The Guardian

“The Bogan crew did an outstanding job today! I was very impressed with their professionalism and friendliness. They made quick work of the trees and did an excellent job cleaning up afterwards. I highly recommend Bogan Tree services!” –Jay R., via Facebook Thanks, Jay!

Callery pear trees, best known for the Bradford variety, debuted in the United States in 1908 at the Arnold Arboretum. Now the species is facing a possible ban in Massachusetts. Source: Picturesque but pungent; Callery pear tree species, including Bradford pear, face potential ban in Massachusetts | Boston Globe

Yard cleanup can cause more harm than good when done too early in spring. These tips will help you get your spring garden cleanup done at the best time to help out pollinators and other beneficial insects. Source: Why You Shouldn’t Start Yard Cleanup Too Early This Spring | Better Homes & Gardens

Find out how to keep your cherry tomato plants producing plenty of ripe, juicy fruit from midsummer until fall. Source: 8 Tips for Growing Cherry Tomato Plants That Will Thrive All Season | Better Homes & Gardens

If your trees are near power lines or an outdoor space like a patio, people could be vulnerable to damage or even injury. Source: Tips on keeping your trees healthy this spring | KETV.com

Celebrate the beauty and importance of our planet’s majestic trees. As dedicated arborists, we strive to preserve and protect these natural wonders, ensuring their longevity for generations to come. Our expert tree care services work hand in hand with nature to maintain a sustainable and thriving environment. Let us be your trusted partner in safeguarding […]

“Bogan Tree service is always my go to for any tree trimming and pruning. They are prompt, polite and professional. Prices are always fair and scheduling services is always quick and easy. Highly recommend!” –Julie B., via Facebook Thanks, Julie!

City’s first pocket forest, aimed at increasing biodiversity, will spring up in April on 2,700 sq ft of Manhattan’s Roosevelt Island Source: The Big Apple gets a tiny forest: 1,000 native plants coming to New York | New York | The Guardian

Pollinators are a vital resource that can potentially be impacted by application of pesticides. Expert tips on how to find a balance. Source: Pesticides and Pollinators | Turf Magazine