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Living Christmas tree rental takes off in England | TreeHugger

December 22nd, 2018 | Tree Service

I’ve always liked the idea of a living Christmas tree, but the idea of keeping it alive between the holidays seems daunting. There’s also something nice about going to pick up your tree—bringing something new and fresh and different into the house during the darkest time of the year to brighten things up. Source: Living […]

We have a lot of plants and gardens to work around but they said no problems and there wasn’t!

December 19th, 2018 | Tree Service

“Just wanted to thank Michelle in office for helping setting up work and thank the crew who came out. We have a lot of plants and gardens to work around but they said no problems and there wasn’t! thank you” –Dan P., via Yelp

One of the world’s largest tombs is a keyhole-shaped forest | MNN – Mother Nature Network

December 17th, 2018 | Tree Service

Shrouded in mystery, the gigantic Daisen Kofun mound in Japan is thought to hold the remains of a 5th century emperor. Source: One of the world’s largest tombs is a keyhole-shaped forest | MNN – Mother Nature Network

See the unique and endangered dragon’s blood trees of Socotra

December 15th, 2018 | Tree Service
dragon's blood trees of Socotra

Named after their bright red sap, dragon’s blood trees can live to be thousands of years old and take a long time to mature before they reproduce. Source: See the unique and endangered dragon’s blood trees of Socotra

Protect Shrubs from Winter Damage | Better Homes & Gardens

December 12th, 2018 | Tree Service

When cold temperatures and winter weather, such as snow, sleet, wind and ice set in, it’s easier to stay inside when you know your shrubs are safe and sound. Winter sun, wind, and freezing temperatures can affect plants, resulting in sunscald, desiccation of evergreen foliage, damage, or even killing of branches and roots. While we […]

9 Natural Ways to Decorate an Outdoor Tree • Arbor Day Blog

December 10th, 2018 | Tree Service
9 Natural Ways to Decorate an Outdoor Tree

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. It’s the season when snow blankets the noise of the city, trees frost, and lights gleam along light poles and buildings. Even though it’s cold outside, vibrant shades of emeralds, golds, and ruby find a way to make it feel warm. The air is filled with traces […]

10 Unique Christmas Tree Ideas | Better Homes & Gardens

December 5th, 2018 | Tree Service

No room for a traditional Christmas tree? No sweat. These smart ideas capture the same festive fun in a smaller size. Get crafty with wood dowels, string, doilies, and more. Source: 10 Unique Christmas Tree Ideas | Better Homes & Gardens

I would highly recommend these guys to cut trees in anyone’s yard!

December 4th, 2018 | Tree Service
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“Mark and his team did a great job! I would highly recommend these guys to cut trees in anyone’s yard! They were very professional, knew what they were doing and did a great job! There is very little room in my yard and they showed their skills by making the yard look great! Great job! […]

How to Put Lights on a Christmas Tree | Better Homes & Gardens

December 2nd, 2018 | Tree Service
christmas tree lighting

Are you stumped when it comes to how to artfully drape Christmas lights on a tree? These easy-to-follow tips will show you how to light your Christmas tree, whether it is real or artificial. We’ll help you create your best holiday tree yet, effortlessly and beautifully. Source: How to Put Lights on a Christmas Tree […]

Buying & Decorating a Black Christmas Tree | Better Homes & Gardens

November 30th, 2018 | Tree Service

Yes, I bought a black Christmas tree. And no, it’s not because I’m a Grinch. Here’s what led to my purchasing decision, and why I’m happy I bucked the evergreen tradition. Source: Buying & Decorating a Black Christmas Tree | Better Homes & Gardens