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Do indoor plants purify air? | Live Science

Do indoor plants purify air? | Live Science

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 19, 2021 | Tree Service

Introducing flora to a room can improve the way it feels, but do indoor plants purify air?Source: Do indoor plants purify air? | Live Science
Italy is Protecting its Giant Trees Forever – Monumental Trees that Can Live for Centuries | Good News Network

Italy is Protecting its Giant Trees Forever – Monumental Trees that Can Live for Centuries | Good News Network

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 17, 2021 | Tree Service

Carrying legends, birds, and injuries, the biggest oldest trees in Italy get put on the national register of monumental trees.Source: Italy is Protecting its Giant Trees Forever – Monumental Trees that Can Live for Centuries | Good News Network Photo: Ancient beech,...
Fall Fertilization Tips: One Size Does Not Fit All | Turf Magazine

Fall Fertilization Tips: One Size Does Not Fit All | Turf Magazine

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 15, 2021 | Tree Service

When it comes to fall fertilization, one size does not fit all. Lawn fertility regimes that benefit turfgrass in one region are wasteful and may even harm lawns in another.Source: Fall Fertilization Tips: One Size Does Not Fit All | Turf Magazine
Fall Leaf Mulching | Turf Magazine

Fall Leaf Mulching | Turf Magazine

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 10, 2021 | Tree Service

Leaf mulching has several advantages over typical fall clean-ups including efficiency, profitability, and overall soil health.Source: Fall Leaf Mulching | Turf Magazine
Why Do Leaves Turn Red in Autumn? | Discover Magazine

Why Do Leaves Turn Red in Autumn? | Discover Magazine

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 8, 2021 | Tree Service

Fall is stressful, for humans and plants alike. Plants cope by deploying a highly useful and beautiful color change.Source: Why Do Leaves Turn Red in Autumn? | Discover Magazine
NYC’s Ghost Forest Speaks To Ecosystem Restoration

NYC’s Ghost Forest Speaks To Ecosystem Restoration

by Bogan Tree Service | Nov 3, 2021 | Tree Service

Ghost Forest, an NYC art installation by Maya Lin derives its name from the tracts of forestland that have died off due to extreme weather.Source: NYC’s Ghost Forest Speaks To Ecosystem Restoration
The real urban jungle: how ancient societies reimagined what cities could be | Cities | The Guardian

The real urban jungle: how ancient societies reimagined what cities could be | Cities | The Guardian

by Bogan Tree Service | Oct 28, 2021 | Tree Service

The long read: They may be vine-smothered ruins today, but the lost cities of the ancient tropics still have a lot to teach us about how to live alongside natureSource: The real urban jungle: how ancient societies reimagined what cities could be | Cities | The...
This Single Tree Could Restore Degraded Land, Create a Biofuel Revolution, Power Cars, and Feed Families

This Single Tree Could Restore Degraded Land, Create a Biofuel Revolution, Power Cars, and Feed Families

by Bogan Tree Service | Oct 26, 2021 | Tree Service

The pongamia tree native to Indonesia is being looked at as a potential energy source, restorer of degraded land, food source, and more.Source: This Single Tree Could Restore Degraded Land, Create a Biofuel Revolution, Power Cars, and Feed Families Photo Credit:...
Secrets of the dead wood: ancient oaks hold key to new life | Trees and forests | The Guardian

Secrets of the dead wood: ancient oaks hold key to new life | Trees and forests | The Guardian

by Bogan Tree Service | Oct 21, 2021 | Tree Service

In Richmond Park, decaying logs and mangled old branches are no longer cleared away but valued as habitats for birds and insectsSource: Secrets of the dead wood: ancient oaks hold key to new life | Trees and forests | The Guardian Photo Credit: Jill Mead/The...
Young forests are preferred summer vacation destinations for bats: Recently cut forest spaces suit bats more than long-established woods — ScienceDaily

Young forests are preferred summer vacation destinations for bats: Recently cut forest spaces suit bats more than long-established woods — ScienceDaily

by Bogan Tree Service | Oct 19, 2021 | Tree Service

A number of bat species native to the Northeast are highly active in newly created forest spaces, foraging for food at higher rates than is typical of mature forests.Source: Young forests are preferred summer vacation destinations for bats: Recently cut forest spaces...
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Our founder, Mark Bogan, is a Massachusetts Certified Arborist, Lic. #2211. Mark has over 18 years of experience and is a member of both the Massachusetts Arborist Association and the Tree Care Industry Association. Mark Bogan has provided tree care and removal service to Greater Boston and the South Shore for over 18 years.

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