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Good tree care starts with a healthy tree. Follow these tips and learn how to buy a tree. Inspecting your tree upon delivery or at the nursery will help your tree provide a lifetime of benefits. Source: Selecting a Healthy Tree – Tree Care Tips & Techniques at arborday.org

Proper tree care begins with selecting the right tree and planting it in the right place. Trees are for a lifetime, so it pays to spend time now making sure that your tree will thrive where you want to plant it. Source: Finding a Tree – Tree Care Tips & Techniques at arborday.org

Tree planting is hard work. NFF’s Tree Planting Coordinator, Monica Perez-Watkins, reflects on her visit to Lolo National Forest. Source: A Day Among Tree Planters – National Forest Foundation

We remove stubborn, unsightly stumps, and, when we’re done, we perform all necessary cleanup, removing all debris.

With springtime coming, it’s a good idea to take stock of your trees and shrubbery. Winter weather can cause damage, and could even create safety risks from damaged branches. Now is the time for proper pruning of your trees and shrubs.

We prune trees to maintain overall health, to ensure optimal safety, and to improve overall aesthetics.

Sometimes removing a tree is the only option. If the tree in question is dead, dying, creating an uncorrectable hazardous situation, or crowding out other trees, we have the skills and equipment to efficiently remove it.

Bushes and shrubs tie a landscape together. Bushes like the Golden Globe Arborvitae provide a short hedge or screen, protecting wildlife and giving areas of your landscape privacy. Shrubs like the fast-growing Forsythia provide beautiful color in the spring or the fall. Whatever bush or shrub you choose, your woody plants will help clean the […]

“Bogan Tree Service just finished a job on my property, trimming back three large oaks to remove large branches too close to the roof, deck, and power wires. They arrived on time (actually a little early), finished earlier than expected, and meticulously cleaned up, even shoveling debris off the street. My neighbor had asked me […]

Spring can’t come fast enough! Happy First Day of Spring. Traditionally, we’ve celebrated the first day of spring on March 21, but astronomers and calendar manufacturers alike now say that spring starts one day earlier, March 20. How can this be? We explain. Source: When Is The Real First Day of Spring? Farmers’ Almanac