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The Science of Mulch: Why “Volcanoes” Kill Trees
Mulching is a simple yet misunderstood practice. When done correctly, mulching promotes healthy growth and improves soil quality. However, piling
Spring Cleaning: Professional Lot Clearing and Brush Removal
As winter bids adieu, spring knocks on the door with its freshness and colours. With it, property managers, homeowners, and
The 2026 Planting Guide: Top Trees for Edmonton Yards
If you are looking for tree planting in Edmonton, then 2026 is the year to do so. With new climate
The Elm Ban is Live: How to Care for Your Trees Without Pruning
From April 1st, the Elm Pruning Ban is in effect. If you are a homeowner with Elm on your property,
Cabling and Bracing: Preparing For Spring Winds
Spring in Alberta is known for its strong wind patterns. While warm weather encourages growth, it can, at times, also
Infill Development: Do You Need a Tree Protection Plan?
The neighbourhoods in Edmonton are witnessing a boom in infill development. New homes, modern constructions, duplexes, and multi-family developments are
Frost Heave and Roots: Post-Winter Inspection Guide for Healthier Trees
As winter fades, the snow begins to melt. This reveals the hidden effects of the freezing temperatures on the ground.
Last Call for Elms: The April 1st Ban is Approaching
There is a rush on you, in case you own an Elm tree in Alberta. As of April 1st, Elms
Assessing Winter Damage: Frost Cracks and Sunscald
As winter starts to subside, the sun grows stronger, particularly late in February. Homeowners in Edmonton start noticing cracks or
Why “Topping” Trees Is a Crime Against Arboriculture
Tree topping – one of the most damaging practices, is often the most common request from homeowners to professional arborists.
The Elm Pruning Countdown: Understanding The March 31st Deadline
Homeowners with elm trees need to pay close attention to the pruning timelines. For those who do not know, in
The Black Knot Epidemic: Why February is the Time to Act
When winter says goodbye to welcome brighter skies and longer days, it means that spring is approaching. If you are