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Heavy Limbs? How Cabling Can Save Your Tree
Did you know in late summer, the tree is most burdened, and its large, horizontal branches start to dip lower.
The “Widow Maker”: Identifying and Removing Hanging Limbs
The aftermath of storms includes a lot more than just leaves and debris left all over the place. You might
Is It Time to Remove That Tree? Assessing Decline
A mature tree planted on the property enhances the property’s aesthetics, provides shade, and improves its value. However, even the
Neighbour Disputes: Overhanging Branches and Tree Rights
Summer can be the time of lush growth for most trees, but it is also a season when disagreements may
Beating the Heat: Watering Strategies for Urban Trees
Trees in urban environments face distinct hardships in summer. Lack of growing space for roots, heat reflection from pavement, and
Why We Turn Down Elm Work in July (And Why You Should Too)
Summer often seems like the perfect time for Elm tree trimming. However, when it comes to Elm trees, July is
24-Hour Emergency Service: Dealing with Storm Damage
How many times has your apparent well-going day just changed with a phone and become one of the worst days
DED Alert: Spotting the Signs of Dutch Elm Disease
Dutch Elm Disease (DED) is one of the biggest tree diseases in Canada, particularly affecting elm trees. Although it is
Privacy Screens: Best Trees for Blocking Neighbours
Creating a backyard that is both serene and private is now the top priority for many homeowners. Rather than settling
Storm-Proofing Your Trees: The Importance of Structural Pruning
June is known as storm season in Edmonton, and it brings the first signs of structural defects. For the spices
Shrub and Hedge Maintenance: The June Pruning Window
With the arrival of the summer, homeowners begin preparing outdoor spaces for barbecues and other gatherings in the yard. Thus,
Pest Watch: Leaf Rollers, Aphids, and Sawflies
Do you love the blooming gardens of the spring? Spring is one of the most colourful seasons. However, with colours,