Natural disasters often strike without warning and wreak havoc wherever they land. A city can never be fully prepared for natural devastation, but there are measures they can put in place that will help reduce the impact. One of the easiest and cheapest tools a city can use is its urban forest. A thick, urban […]
On your property, insects and microorganisms abound. If this is news to you, don’t go running for the sprays and bug bombs. This is a natural and beneficial state. Insects and microorganisms are key components in plant-nutrient recycling and decomposition, natural pest control and landscape-ecosystem health. Source: Help Your Trees Resist Pests – Try IPM
AAs humans, we protect that which is valuable. Trees have to be near the top of the list — or, at least, some trees. Source: Guide To Protecting Tree Roots – Tree Services
Ornamental grasses are tough and long-lasting. See five ways to let their beauty add color and texture to your garden. Source: Landscape with Ornamental Grass | Better Homes & Gardens
Were they water maidens in the long ago, that they lean out sadly looking down below? — Walter Prichard Eaton If ever there were a tree to stir the heart of a poet, weeping willow would claim the honor. To Walter Prichard Eaton, the long, slender branches gently dipping to the water of a river, […]
Actual photo of an early Bogan Tree emergency tree removal. Okay, not an actual photo of an early Bogan Tree job. But…it turns out that if you prioritize quality work, give honest quotes and leave a job location with the job well done, clean and tidy, your customers will do you the honor of calling […]
Cool interactive graphic showing the changes trees make for cities. Click on the link to check it out! Trees affect stormwater, guarding against runoff, and filtering and purifying water. Source: Trees Tame Stormwater at arborday.org
Spring is a wonderful time of year, when everything around us is bursting to life. This, of course, includes pesky insects that have it out for your trees. As the weather warms up, pests come out of the woodwork, so to speak, and you’ll want to know what signs to look for. When trees are […]
Japanese artist Inori delicately cuts plants into different origami animals without adding other materials. Source: Watch this origami artist transform plants into moving creatures | MNN – Mother Nature Network
Weed control is an age-old subject, one that green industry companies have struggled with for decades. Perhaps the biggest driver of this issue is the sheer number of weed seeds in the soil. Soil Source: Controlling Weeds Near Trees – Tree Services
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